Iiii Collection

Tarot Card - Epees (Swords) IIII (IV)

Justinian's Codex, Book IIII. XX (Fragment)
Single folio, parchment, from Justinian's Codex. The text on this folio is taken from Book IIII.XX De Testibus 20. Comprised of a main body text and a marginal gloss with additional minute gloss

Tarot Card - Deniers (Coins) IIII (IV)

Tarot Card - Baton IIII (IV)

Tarot Card - Coupe (Cup) IIII (IV)

Snapdragon variety, Antirrhinum species, ANTIRRHINO IIII. Handcoloured woodblock print by Wolfgang Meyerpick after an illustration by Giorgio Liberale from Pietro Andrea Mattiolis Discorsi di P.A

Gregory Mass donor c. 1480-1500 mixed technique
The Gregory Mass with a donor, c. 1480-1500, mixed technique on fir wood, 129.5 x 74.5 cm, unsigned. Lower indentation: CVAL QERA Q [E] DELA [N] TE DESTA FIGVRA DICHERE LAS RODILLAS I [NF] RA

Tabvla libri IIII Vivae imagines partivm corporis
Tabvla libri IIII. Vivae imagines partivm corporis hvmani aereis formis expressae, Huys, Frans, 1522-1562, Huys, Pierre, 1519-1581, Vesalius, Andreas, 1514-1564, Engraving, 1566

Medina Azahara Palace. Cordoba. Andalusia. Spain
Medina Azahara. Palace-city built by Abd-ar-Rahman III al-Nasir (912-961). Umayyad Caliph of Cordoba. Horseshoe arch. Andalusia. Spain

Woman Virginia ca 1643 Etching state Plate 3 11 / 16
Artokoloro

The entrance of Henri IV in to Rouen, illustration from Discours de la Ioyeuse
XJF472282 The entrance of Henri IV in to Rouen, illustration from Discours de la Ioyeuse et triomphante entree de Henry IIII faicte en sa ville de RouA'n

A reconstruction of a naval battle performed on the River Seine in front of Henri IV in 1596
XJF472283 A reconstruction of a naval battle performed on the River Seine in front of Henri IV in 1596, illustration from Discours de la Ioyeuse et triomphante entree de Henry IIII faicte en sa ville

The Entry of Henri IV into Rouen, October 16th, 1596, illustration from Discours
XJF472281 The Entry of Henri IV into Rouen, October 16th, 1596, illustration from Discours de la Ioyeuse et triomphante entree de Henry IIII faicte en sa ville de RouA'n

Tobias heals his fathers blindness, Moyses van Wtenbrouck, Broer Jansz (Den Haag), 1621

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"Exploring the Intriguing World of IIII: From Justinian's Codex to Tarot Cards and Beyond" Delve into the fascinating realm of IIII, where ancient texts, majestic palaces, and mystical tarot cards converge. In Justinian's Codex, Book IIII. XX (Fragment), we uncover fragments of legal wisdom from Emperor Justinian's reign. These timeless laws shaped civilizations for centuries to come. Traveling to Andalusia, Spain, we encounter the breathtaking Medina Azahara Palace. Its intricate architecture stands as a testament to the opulence and grandeur of Islamic civilization in medieval times. Tarot enthusiasts will recognize Deniers (Coins) IIII (IV), Baton IIII, Epees (Swords) IIII (IV), and Coupe (Cup) IIII (IV). Each card holds its own symbolic meaning, offering insights into life's mysteries and guiding seekers on their spiritual journeys. Nature lovers will appreciate Snapdragon variety from the Antirrhinum species. With its vibrant colors and unique shape resembling a dragon's mouth opening wide in bloom, it adds beauty to any garden or bouquet. Art aficionados can marvel at Gregory Mass donor c. 1480-1500 mixed technique masterpiece. This artwork captures an unknown benefactor immortalized through skillful brushstrokes that transcend time. Tabvla libri IIII Vivae imagines partivm corporis takes us back to ancient medical practices with vivid illustrations depicting various parts of the human body—an invaluable resource for understanding early anatomical knowledge. The etching "Woman Virginia ca 1643" transports us to colonial America—a glimpse into one woman's life during a pivotal period in history when new frontiers were being explored. Historical events come alive through illustrations like "The entrance of Henri IV into Rouen. " Witness his triumphant arrival as depicted in Discours de la Ioyeuse, a testament to the power and influence of monarchs.