Obelisk Magnets

anime

obelisk the tormentor

Original Artwork by PHAZED, 5th drawing for the SciFi Adventures series.

3rd in the series and my personal favorite.

Here comes the monochrome variant.

It commands us!

My 2nd obelisk-design. Digital work 2016

The Luxor Obelisk is an Egyptian obelisk standing at the center of the Place de la Concorde in Paris, France. It was originally located at the entrance to Luxor Temple in Egypt over 3,000 years ago (its twin still remains at the temple to this day ). It first arrived in Paris in December 1833, having been shipped from Luxor via Alexandria and Cherbourg (it was gifted to France by Muhammad Ali Pasha who was the ruler of Egypt at the time). Three years later it was moved to the center of Place de la Concorde by King Louis-Phillipe. The obelisk is a yellow granite column, 23 metres (75 ft) high, including the base, and weighs over 250 metric tons. It is decorated with hieroglyphs exalting the reign of King Ramses II of Egypt. On t...

Colorful obelisk pattern. Digital work 2016.

Colorful obelisk pattern. Digital work 2016.

1st color remix of obelisk posture 3.

2nd in the series. Monochrome!

Yet another color variant of my obelisk pattern.

First color-variant of my 2nd obelisk-design. Digital work 2016

3rd and last in the row!

Another color variant of my obelisk pattern.

Obelisk columns with a statue being a commemorative monument common to cities where there are personalities or events to be honored. Almost always in neoclassical style it originates from the Egyptian concept of Obelisks.

A faded pink obelisk rises from the ground of a moon in a distant solar system. Fantasy inspired abstract art.

Color variant number 3 of my 2nd obelisk-design.

Color variant number 2 of my 2nd obelisk-design.

Probably the last version in the whole series. ; )

Derived from 1903 publication: "The Americana : a universal reference library, comprising the arts and sciences, literature, history, biography, geography, commerce, etc. of the world"

You gotta respect the hustle. You just gotta...

That one.

The Monolith

Ra

Luisenplatz; Waterloo Obelisk; Obelisk; Bonifatiuskirche; Church; Wiesbaden; Hesse; Germany; Europe

The Egyptian-inspired replica pyramid obelisk is displayed on a public walkway so that people from the 18th century can learn more about non-European culture.

Situated in Robe at Cape Dombey, South Australia. Built in 1852 given the coasts notoriety for ship wrecks the Obelisk was used to store rockets which were fired to distressed ships. The rockets carried lifelines and baskets for bringing passengers ashore.

Obelisk pond Virginia lake Sunningdale England UK. Obelisk Pond is a pleasant lake set in parkland, surrounded by woods, with no islands, providing coarse angling at Virginia Water.

Luisenplatz with Waterloo Obelisk and St. Bonifatius Church, Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany, Europe

Great view of the Obelisk pond

Pyramid drip. Can a pyramid drip? Maybe if it’s upside down. But that would be weird I guess.

Obelisk pond at Virginia Water

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