58 Cm Collection
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"58 cm: A Glimpse into Ancient Art and Intricate Designs" Step back in time as we explore the fascinating world of art and craftsmanship through a collection of remarkable pieces, all measuring 58 cm. Intriguingly, a bowl from Azerbaijan dating back to the 1st millennium B. C catches our attention. Made of delicate glass, it showcases the skill and creativity of ancient artisans. Moving on, an amber-colored Pyxis from Eastern Mediterranean Italy captivates with its exquisite beauty. Its lid, also amber-colored, adds an extra touch of elegance to this timeless piece. Delving deeper into artistic techniques, we encounter a blackwork print adorned with row seven vertical fillets and three-pronged motifs. This intricate design is reminiscent of skilled engraving work found on copies depicting the Virgin Child Saint Anne cradle. The captivating etching titled "Bride Dance Death" takes us to 1651 when it was created during its second state. Four panels depict a mesmerizing scene that leaves us pondering about life's mysteries. Another blackwork print captures our attention with two vertical panels flanking its center. The meticulous details showcase the mastery behind this art form. Venturing further into Europe's rich history, we discover "Virgo Argentinensis, " an enchanting portrayal of an unmarried woman from Strasbourg. The blackwork design intertwines seamlessly with goldsmithwork elements while monkeys playfully interact with birds and insects. "Winter (L'Hiver)" transports us to ca 1641 through an evocative etching sheet capturing the essence of this season within four seasons series by Artokoloro. Similarly, "Spring (Printemps)" enchants us with its depiction of nature awakening after winter's slumber. These diverse artworks offer glimpses into different cultures and eras while showcasing human creativity throughout history - all encapsulated within their intriguing dimensions of 58 cm.