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Name        .       quest area~
Builders    Lonewolf~
VNUMs       80931 81000
Security    9
Recall      3005
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#MOBILES
#80951
Guardian of the Portal~
The Guardian~
The #rG#Ru#ra#Rr#rd#Ri#ra#Rn#n of the #cP#Co#cr#Ct#ca#Cl#n
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guardian box~
Guardian~
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#OBJECTS
#80931
Text paper~
|13-3-2-21-1-1-8-5| O, Draconian Devil! Oh, lame saint!~
A paper of some kind seems to be on the ground here~
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key~
a key with the words 24 Rue Haxo on it~
A golden key~
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#80933
Deianeira and the Centaur Nessus~
a very beautiful painting, one of Guido Reni best After twelve successful years in Rome where he deepened his knowledge of Raphael and antique sculpture, Reni returned to Bologna where he settled in 1614. His powerful and elegant classicism came to the fore in four works on the story of Hercules, painted between 1617 and 1621 for the Villa Favorita built by the Duke Ferdinand Gonzaga near ~
The Deianeira and the Centaur Nessus Painting~
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#80934
Caravaggio painting~
painted for the church of Santa Maria della Scala at Rome, the picture was turned down, for the very reasons that made Caravaggio into the art,st who brought new life to religious painting : the introduction of the humblest everyday details into a divine setting. Shocked by this unorthodox realistic portrayal of the Virgin, the clergy were oblivious to the powerful effect of the human mess~
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#80935
The Virgin and Child with St. John the Baptist, known as La Belle Jardinire painting~
this "Belle Jardinire", which takes its nickname from the pastoral background, is one of the most famous of Raphael's Florentine-period Madonnas (1504-1508). The period was an important one for the young artist from Urbino, who abandoned his master Perugino's manner for a classicism influenced by his study of Leonardo, Michelangelo and Fra Bartolomeo. With its gentle "sfumato"and pyramidal~
The Virgin and Child with St. John the Baptist, known as La Belle Jardinire Painting.~
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#80936
The Entombment Painting~
if the name of Venice is suggestive of the triumph of colour in painting, it is due to Titian. After an early period under the influence of Giorgione, who painted the Concert Champtre in the Louvre, Titian reached maturity with a series of works in which classical rigour is allied to the effects of a "chromatic alchemy", which soon became paramount. The Entombment was painted for the Gonza~
The Entombment Painting~
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#80937
The Battle of San Romano; The Counterattack of Michelotto da Cotignola Painting~
the victory by the Florentines over the Venetians at San Romano, in 1432, is the theme of three panels painted by Uccello for the palace of Cosimo de Medici at Florence (other episodes are in the Uffizi and National Gallery, London). The rhythm of lances and legs conveys a sense of commotion in the army which is described in a compact mass, with the artist making great use of masterly fore~
The Battle of San Romano; The Counterattack of Michelotto da Cotignola Painting~
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#80938
Madonna of the Rocks Painting~
a universal genius in the sciences as well as the arts, Leonardo's career took him from Florence to Milan and Rome, before following Franois I to Amboise in 1517. First of the masterpieces painted in the Sforza's court, the Virgin of the Rocks was destined for the Church of San Francesco Grande at Milan, then withdrawn after financial litigation (a second version is in London). It is suffu~
Madonna of the Rocks Painting~
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#80939
Christ on the Cross adored by Donors Painting~
born in Crete, hence his surname, El Greco moved to Toledo in 1577, bringing with him a visionary language developed in contact with the Mannerists in Italy. The Louvre Christ on the Cross is one of the finest and oldest known examples of a theme which recurs in his work. Contemporary with the Burial of the Count of Orgaz (Toledo), it belongs to his grandest period. His tormented style -th~
Christ on the Cross adored by Donors Painting~
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#80940
The Massacre at Chios Painting~
the Romantics, Byron especially, keenly espoused the cause of the Greeks under Turkish oppression. The young Delacroix, whose Dante and Virgil crossing the Styx had caused a stir at the 1823 Salon, exhibited the following year this cruel episode from the Greek War of Independence, illustrating the savage repression of an uprising on the island of Chios in 1822. Provoking bitter critical di~
The Massacre at Chios Painting~
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#80941
ring train~
the #yR#oi#yn#og #nof #RT#rrain#n~
A ring of training lies here~
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#80942
The Raft of the Medusa Painting~
gricault was highly moved by the real-life drama Of 149 shipwrecked sailors from the frigate "Medusa", abandoned for twelve days on a raft off the Senegalese coast. To illustrate it he chose the moment on July 17, 1816 when the 15 survivors were overcome with despair as the "Argus", the ship that eventually was to rescue them, sailed off. This was the first time a contemporary news item ha~
The Raft of the Medusa Painting~
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#80943
The Oath of the Horatii Painting~
the three brothers, the Horatii, chosen by Rome to defy the champions of the town of Alba called the Curiaces, are taking an oath that they will win or die and are receiving swords from their father. Like Corneille in his tragedy "Horace", David contrasts the stoic resolution of the warriors, underlined by strict geometry and strident colour, with the gentle line of the women which express~
The Oath of the Horatii Painting~
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#80944
Christ with St. Joseph in the Carpenter's Shop Painting~
provincial painters in France continued working in a Caravaggiesque style up until the middle of the 17th century. Born in Lunville, La Tour was appointed "Peintre ordinaire" to Louis XIII in 1639, and gave his own very personal and pseudo-archaic gloss to the style in a series of "night scenes" with religious themes, his mysticism expressing itself in a simplified use of strongly directed~
Christ with St. Joseph in the Carpenter's Shop Painting~
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#80945
Jesus driving the Merchants from the Temple Painting~
this superb royal purchase of 1751 presupposed the foundation of a museum in the Louvre, given that such a work with its eminently evangelical tone -Jesus purifying a sacred place of material and pagan corruption- could hardly serve as a palace decoration. The picture, sold by Natoire, an artist protected by the King and a major figure in 18th century French Rococco, testifies to the impre~
Jesus driving the Merchants from the Temple Painting~
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#80946
Portrait of Charles VII Painting~
the inscription on the original frame of the painting records the fact that Charles VII, "le trs victorieux roy de France", liberated France from occupation by the English. This is one of the earliest remaining works by Jean Fouquet, the great painter of 15th century France, who invented a new type of official portrait with this lifesize, three-quarter-view bust. While the confined framing~
Portrait of Charles VII Painting~
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#80947
The Disembarkation of Cleopatra at Tarsus Painting~
in an imaginary architecture suggestive of ancient splendours, Cleopatra disembarks at Tarsus intending to seduce Mark Anthony and, in so doing, submit him to the will of the Egyptians (41 BC). The moral portent of the picture is made explicit by a pendant on the subject of The Consecration of David by Samuel (Louvre), which contrasts the destiny of a humble boy crowned king, with the quee~
The Disembarkation of Cleopatra at Tarsus Painting~
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#80948
St. John the Baptist Sculpture~
john the Baptist as a young man, a sheep at his feet, raises his right hand: this gesture of predication is characteristic of the iconography of the saint from the 16th century. This statuette corresponds to the description and the engraving of a bronze by Girardon, kept in the collection of the sculptor until his death, and exhibited in the Salon of the French Academy in the Louvre, in 16~
St. John the Baptist Sculpture~
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#80949
Liberty Leading the People Painting~
delacroix was not actively involved in the three days of July 1830, known as the Trois Glorieuses, which saw out the autocracy of Charles X and brought in Louis-Philippe's parlementary monarchy. But liberal and romantic as he was, he was keen to celebrate the 28 July, when Parisians took up arms in the vain hope of restoring the Republic. The allegorical figure of Liberty waves the tricolo~
Liberty Leading the People Painting~
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#80950
The Mona Lisa Painting~
as you look at this paiting you seem to see some text on the glass..... SO DARK THE CON OF MAN~
The Mona Lisa Painting~
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#80951
24 Rue Haxo~
a portal to the next clue~
#cP#Co#cr#Ct#ca#Cl#n to your next clue~
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#80952
portal~
tHE WRONG PORTAL!!!!!!~
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#80955
training ring~
#cR#Ci#cn#Cg #nof #RT#rrain#n~
A training ring is here~
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'1123581321'~
a account box~
#0An Account box#n~
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#ROOMDATA
#80931
#nThe Entrance to the #cL#Co#cu#Cv#cr#Ce#n~
The "Grand Louvre" constituted the realisation of an earlier project, which involved devoting the 
entire Palace to the function of a museum, whilst modernising and improving the presentation of the collections.
Covering an area of some 40 hectares right in the heart of Paris, on the right bank of the Seine,
 the Louvre offers almost 60,000 m of exhibition rooms dedicated to preserving items representing 
11 millennia of civilisation and culture. The "Grand Louvre" is also a cultural unit which has a 
didactic role towards the public, a role which it fulfils through lectures, audiovisual and interactive 
productions and very many printed publications which are available in the exhibition rooms or at the bookshop under the pyramid.
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#80932
Inside the #cL#Co#cu#Cv#cr#Ce#n~
To the west and east are very famous paintings from every culture
our most famous painting in this area is the Mona Lisa. Which is located Somewhere in this area.
We hope that you find everything ok and have a good day!
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#80933
West wing of the #cL#Co#cu#Cv#cr#Ce#n~
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#80934
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#80935
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#80936
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#80937
East wing of the #cL#Co#cu#Cv#cr#Ce#n~
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#80938
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#80939
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#80940
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#80941
Noth hall of the #cL#Co#cu#Cv#cr#Ce#n~
To the west and east are very famous paintings from every
culture our most famous painting in this area is the Mona Lisa.
Which is located Somewhere in this area. We hope that you find
everything ok and have a good day!
 
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#80943
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#80944
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#80945
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#80946
East wing of the #cL#Co#cu#Cv#cr#Ce#n~
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#80947
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#80948
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#80949
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#80950
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#80951
Portal room to your next clues~
You must find the key, the key will show you my true name, i
am the portal to your next clue to find your prize!
 
#rif you would like a prize from my guardian then kill him and enjoy :)#n
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#0Depository Bank of Zurich#n~
The Depository bank of Zurich is a twenty-four-hour Geldschrank bank
offering the full of modern array of anonymous services in
the tradition of the swiss noumbered account. Maintaining offices
in Zurich, Kuala Lumpur, New York, and Paris, the bank had expanded its services
in recent years to offer anonymous computer source code
escrow services and faceless digitized backup
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#0Lobby of the Bank of Zurich.#n~
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#0Befor the giant Iron Vault#n~
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#0Befor a computer screen#n~
Account number
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Caution:
Befor you strike the enter key, please check the
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For your own security, if the computer does not
recognize your account number, this system will
       automatically shut down.
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#SPECIALS
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