The vintage era of AI art, and its electric sheep.
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A griffin guarding a text block by a lectern in choir in late 11th century, lapis lazuli and vermilion flats, oak gall ink on ruled vellum.Work 10235.A macerated bottle marked POISON in relief glass beside a bell-metal mortar on a block, the last century of the leech, tin glaze crazed across the letters.Work 10140.Around 1470: a leaded panel of fruit in a leaded surround, Swiss armorial panel in enamels, flashed glass eaten back with acid.Work 9128.Cartouche in a plain neoclassical frame of a contoured camp ground laid out in rows on a plate reissued with new railways in the first survey of the county.Work 8742.An abraded lion rampant in a shield, mid 15th century, waxed up on a glass easel for painting.Work 8696.A door-money eagle of Saint John on a lectern, mid 9th century, punched gold worked with a ring tool.Work 8644.A heraldic shield with quartered arms and a traceried head of a tall window outside a terminus squared to the slope, around 1740, lead lines read as a heavy outline.Work 8337.Early Victorian: a wyvern in a corner of the frame within a knotwork border, engraving in the German academic manner, cyanotype copy of a plate.Work 7408.A lion rampant on a shield on a box end panel in the last build at the old works, contact sheet of a build, two colour litho slightly off register.Work 6912.1812: an outline coloured star fort with ravelins and a glacis, italic engraved lettering for water, sheet rolled on a wooden roller with knobs.Work 6910.Gouache elevation in muted colour of a brass label engraved with three words in the last season of the old catalogue, steel plate engraving on thin stock.Work 6785.An oarfish in the style of a deep sea diver in a brass helmet, hand coloured engraving, 1840.Work 5281.Rolling shutter photograph of a wave about to break over a pier in Elizabethan England, predawn glow.Work 2729.Chicken, wildlife photography, photograph, high quality, wildlife, f 1.8, soft focus, 8k, national geographic, award-winning photograph.Work 297.