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Thomas Cole's Destruction Canvas Size:12″×18″ The Latin Jefferson actually used

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The Latin Jefferson actually used was: Malo periculosam

When Xerxes Persian armies

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Thomas Cole's Destruction Canvas Size:12″×18″ The Latin Jefferson actually usedStep into a world of captivating allegory with Thomas Cole's "Destruction," the penultimate masterpiece from his seminal series, "The Course of Empire." This exquisite stretched canvas reproduction brings to life the dramatic expression and powerful narrative of an empire's downfall, as originally painted in 1836. The "Course of Empire" series stands as a profound commentary on the rise and fall of civilizations, reflecting a nation's own historical

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