1st Century A Collection
"Exploring the Artistic Tapestry of the 1st Century A
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"Exploring the Artistic Tapestry of the 1st Century A: From Moss and Fern to Bronze and Marble" Delve into a captivating journey through time as we unravel the artistic wonders of the 1st century A. This era, filled with diverse mediums and masterpieces, offers a glimpse into ancient civilizations' creativity. One such treasure is "Study of Moss, Fern and Wood-Sorrel, upon a Rocky River Bank, " an enchanting artwork from 1875-79. Created using pen, ink, watercolor, and bodycolor on paper, it transports us to serene riverbanks adorned with delicate flora. Moving forward in time but still embracing nature's beauty is "San Girolamo. " Crafted around 1580 from marble, this sculpture captures Saint Jerome in his solitude as he contemplates life's mysteries. Intriguingly crafted in bronze during the same period is "Saint John the Evangelist. " This stunning piece immortalizes one of Christianity's key figures with intricate details that breathe life into its form. Literature enthusiasts will recognize Wilkie Collins' masterpiece "Moonstone, " which takes us on a thrilling journey through mystery and intrigue. Its pages hold secrets waiting to be unraveled by eager readers seeking adventure within its gripping narrative. For history buffs seeking visual tales from ancient times comes "Battle of Ain and the Destruction of the City by Joshua's Army. " An engraving dating back to 1785 depicts an epic clash between forces etched forever in history books. Traveling further back brings us face-to-face with exquisite tapestry craftsmanship. The woolen marvel known as "Return of Marius Aurelius" hails from Flanders or Tournai between 1450-1500. Its vibrant threads tell stories woven across generations for all eyes to behold. Returning once more to Wilkie Collins' literary genius lies another gem - his novel aptly titled "Moonstone.