Finger Collection (page 4)

Closeup of hands of an elderly Florence. Date of Photograph:04/1962

Branca monument sculpted by Ernesto Bazzaro. Milan, the Monumental Cemetery. Milan The Monumental Cemetery Monument Arts and handicrafts of XIX century, Nineteenth century, 19th century, Europe

Volont family tomb consisting of a crying woman embracing and kissing a man who is lying down. The work, by Emilio Quadrelli, is found at the Monumental Cemetery in Milan

Monument to Francesco Podreider with the figure of Jesus standing at the top of a staircase. The work, by Domenico Ghidoni, is found at the Monumental Cemetery in Milan

Bronze oil lamps shaped like boats, the Christian period, The Archaeological Museum, Roman Wing, Florence. Florence The Archaeological Museum Oil Lamp Early Christian Art, Europe

Detail of a room in Florence's Archaeological Museum with an Etruscan sarcophagus lid depicting a reclining female figure. The Archaeological Museum, Etruscan Wing, Florence

Monument to Carlo Besana by the sculptor Danielli Bassano. Milan, The Monumental Cemetery. Milan The Monumental Cemetery Monument Arts and handicrafts of XIX century, Nineteenth century

Monument to Alessandro Volta by Pompeo Marchesi, Como. Como Monument Arts and handicrafts of XIX century, Nineteenth century, 19th century, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D

Madonna and Child, called "Madonna della Cintola" (Madonna of the Girdle), by Giovanni Pisano, Cathedral of Prato

Bronze crucifix by Ferdinando Tacca, Cathedral of Prato. Prato Cathedral of Prato Crucifix Baroque, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D

Memorial, in marble, to the Canaris brothers. The work, sculpted by Benedetto Civiletti, is at the Villa Giulia in Palermo

The Valenzasca family tomb with a bas relief of a woman surrounded by clouds welcoming a man into her arms. The statue, sculpted by Giuseppe Frenguelli, is at the Monumental Cemetery in Milan

Front of an Etruscan cinerary with a battle scene sculpted at the bottom. The Archaeological Museum, Etruscan Wing, Florence

Egyptian tombstone portraying scribes writing from dictation. The Archaeological Museum, Florence Florence The Archeological Museum Tombstone New Kingdom, Egypt - Egyptian Art, Africa

Egyptian sculpture in wood of a woman kneading flour. The Archaeological Museum, Florence. Florence The Archeological Museum Sculpture New Kingdom, Egypt - Egyptian Art, Africa, Ancient Civilization

Detail of the Rossi family tomb, sculpted by Giuseppe Benetti, showing a seated angel looking downwards. The Monumental Cemetery in Staglieno, Genoa

The Gatti family tomb sculpted by Giuseppe Benetti. The sculpture is at the Monumental Cemetery in Staglieno near Genoa. Genoa Staglieno

Monument to Francesco Giuseppe Casella by the sculptor Giuseppe Benetti, at the Monumental Cemetery in Staglieno near Genoa

Memorial to Pietro Badaracco by the sculptor Giovan Battista Cevasco. The statue is at the Monumental Cemetery in Staglieno near Genoa

Monument to Battista Perasso known as the "Balilla" (member of the Italian Fascist Movement) in Piazza Portoria

Detail of the Albicini Memorial at the Municipal Cemetery in Forl. The sculpture is the work of Paolo Testi. Forl Municipal Cemetery, Forl Sculpture Arts and handicrafts of XIX century

Roman bas relief in marble depicting a sacrifice scene. In the middle an emperor stands surrounded by various characters. The Uffizi Gallery

Detail of the Cicogna family monument sculpted by Pasquale Miglioretti showing an angel holding a baby. The sculpture is at the Monumental Cemetery in Milan

Marble sculpture portraying a youth with winged feet, the so-called genius of death. This work is on display at the Galleria dell'Accademia Florence Galleria dell'Accademia Sculpture Roman

Marble sculpture depicting Leda and the swan. The female figure raises her arm upwards thus giving the statue a strong vertical pull

The tombstone of Pietro Sibilia by the sculptor Ernesto Bazzaro. Milan, the Monumental Cemetery. Milan The Monumental Cemetery Monument Arts and handicrafts of XIX century, Nineteenth century

Detail of the hand of the Athena Farnese, in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples. Naples National Archaeological Museum Statue Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization

Statue of Cosimo d Medici by Luigi Magi. The Uffizi Gallery, Florence. Florence The Uffizi Gallery Statue Arts and handicrafts of XIX century, Nineteenth century, 19th century, Europe

Study of a hand with a book. Drawing by Andrea del Sarto found in the Room of Drawings and Prints at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence

High-relief with the bust of Pope S. Silvestro. Basilica of S. Giovanni in Laterano, Rome. Rome Basilica of S. Giovanni in Laterano High Relief Middle Ages, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D

Shrine of the arm of the Saints James, Demetrius, Theodore. Work preserved in the Treasure of the Cathedral of S. Evasio in Vercelli

The monument to Alessandro Volta. Work by Pompeo Marchese and in piazza Volta in Como Como Palazzo Volta Monument Arts and handicrafts of XIX century, Nineteenth century, 19th century, Europe

Panel with the Creation of Adam by Jacopo della Quercia, sculpted for the main portal of the Church of San Petronio, Bologna

The Madonna and Child known as Madonna della Cintola, by Giovanni Pisano, in the Cathedral, Prato Prato Statue Middle Ages, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1900 ca

The monument to the Canaris brothers, by Benedetto Civiletti, located in the park of the English Garden in Palermo Palermo Villa Giulia, park Monument Arts and handicrafts of XIX century

The Virgin Mary's left hand, detail of the Annunciation, high relief by Donatello, in the Basilica of Santa Croce, Florence Florence Basilica of Santa Croce High Relief Early Renaissance

Detail of the face of a bronze statue representing a youth. National Archaeological Museum, Athens Greece National Archaeological Museum, Athens Statue Greek Art, Greece, Europe

Bronze statue of the Polycletean school, depicting a youth. National Archaeological Museum, Athens. Greece National Archaeological Museum, Athens Statue Greek Art, Greece, Europe

Panel with the Creation of Eve by Jacopo della Quercia, sculpted for the main portal of the Church of San Petronio, Bologna

Bronze oil lamps in the shape of boats, from the Christian era, Museo Archeologico, Roman section, Florence Florence Museo Archeologico Oil Lamp Early Christian Art, Europe

London Riot 1999
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Sensus videndi
Angelina Goncharova

Hands B&w
Pictufy Studio III

Tourist in yellow jacket looks at Witches Finger cliffs from Trollkonufingur viewpoint. Vagar island, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Gorgeous faroese landscape with famous Witches Finger cliffs and sheeps from Trollkonufingur viewpoint. Vagar island, Faroe Islands, Denmark

Kid hand prints on the sand neat a little plant

Gorgeous faroese landscape with famous Witches Finger cliffs and dramatic cloudy sky from Trollkonufingur viewpoint. Vagar island, Faroe Islands

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Athene Fritsch

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"Finger: Unveiling the Secrets of the Hand" Unlocking the mysteries held within the palmistry map of the hand, we delve into a world where lines tell stories and destinies unfold. Just as Kitchener's iconic poster urged, "Your Country Needs You, " our fingers hold hidden messages waiting to be deciphered. In 1805, Nelson meticulously outlined his battle plans for Trafalgar with his finger, guiding his fleet towards victory. A gesture that forever changed history. Similar to Kitchener's powerful poster during WWI, it called upon men to join their country's cause and fight for freedom. The motor and sensory homunculi remind us of how intricately connected our they are to our senses and movements. Each touch ignites a response, every movement shaping our experiences in this vast world. As we gaze at the Sacred Heart of Jesus depicted on stained glass windows or statues, we find solace in knowing that even divine beings acknowledge the importance of these humble digits. Angerona Goddess herself holds her finger against her lips as if guarding secrets only she knows. During WWI in 1915, Kitchener once again summoned bravery through his posters urging recruitment; fingers pointed towards duty and sacrifice. Even boxing was not exempt from finger symbolism - ladies donned gloves in 1886 as they defied societal norms with each punch thrown. On stage at Hatfield's Forum Theatre in 1983, George Melly mesmerized audiences with flamboyant gestures accentuated by expressive fingers dancing across strings or keys. His artistry transcended boundaries set by mere words alone. And just like a drop of blood tells tales within its crimson hue, so do our fingertips bear witness to lives lived - etched with scars from battles fought or adorned with delicate henna patterns celebrating joyous occasions. So let us honor these unsung heroes attached to our hands – those who have shaped history, conveyed emotions, and connected us to the world.