Medusa head

At its center was a medusa head in jet.

Look out for the huge stone Medusa heads.

Not all of the 336 columns are visible, but two with Medusa heads at the far end should not be missed.

It also infects the fruit, which grows whitish tubes like a Medusa head.

Images of ashes, graveyards, watchtowers and medusa heads recurred in his drawings.

Power-ups range from a Medusa head that freezes enemies to a beehive whose hosts are only too happy to sting nearby enemies.

The evil robots were all Brandon clones, and the flying Medusa head at the end of the video was also Brandon.

Jean-Demosthene Dugourc, a leading decorator, designed them with winged griffins, Medusa heads and hissing snakes.

The Medusa head, which adorns the back seat of jeans, is pure Versace, as recognizable in high fashion now as the Gucci horse bit.

He used motifs like dragons, lions, bats, foliage and Medusa heads along with more fanciful images in ingenious ensembles, put together with consummate technical skill.

B.anthracis appears as medium-large, gray, flat, irregular with swirling projections, often referred to as "medusa head" appearance, and is non-hemolytic on 5% sheep blood agar.

From various other coins we can see that the pediment had three openings or windows and was decorated with four sculptural figures below a central Medusa head at the apex.

Using the aegis breastplate taken from Aegis, Hephaestus forged a helmet channeling the power of the Medusa head, which Delphyne used to turn Athena to stone.

Seeking the aid of Hephaestus, Delphyne had Athena's Aegis shield reforged into a helmet that granted her the abilities of the Medusa head within the shield.

"Cheer up, old Medusa head," Jerry chirruped, patting him on the back, inadvertently giving him a black eye at the same time since, of course, he had eyes on his back as well.

The face, with its downcast eyes, looks subdued enough, but the hairdo that surmounts it aspires to the visionary, with five long, twisted braids spiraling out into space like snakes from a Medusa head.

A folding screen in the alcove under the stairs seems the handiwork of a Victorian nurserymaid gone mad, with coloured transfers of art nouveau sprites, screaming Medusa heads and crinolined paper dolls.

Particularly imposing is the variety of column bases dating from Hellenistic and Roman times and the sculptural fragments such as the Medusa head from the temple frieze (PLATE 36).

Lalique's evolution is documented in the Paris and New York exhibitions, where his favorite images - dragonflies, scarabs, Medusa heads, serpents and naked women - are seen on objects both handcrafted and machine-made.

The week after that I was Salome: I had the Medusa head again, but on a plate, and with a beard stuck on it; and while the ladies clapped I danced down to my drawers.

It is only the headless body of a man, clad in a coat of mail, with a Medusa head upon the breast-plate, but we feel persuaded that such dignity and such majesty were never thrown into a form of stone before.

If it is of the fifth century, Janer Danforth Belson has pointed out, it is the first of the "beautiful gorgoneion" type to appear in Greek art by more than a century, and unparalleled in any contemporaneous representation of the Medusa head.

There are acres of roads and walls, fallen columns of heroically vulgar green and pink marble, a forum - studded with giant Medusa heads and old carvings, like an architectural garage sale - and a fish market with a scale for Phoenician and Roman sizes.