Late Antiquity And Middle Ages Collection

"Exploring the Artistic Tapestry of Late Antiquity and Middle Ages" Step into a world where art transcends time

Late Antiquity And Middle Ages Collection: Alexander sarcophagus, detail of panther hunting, marble, from royal necropolis of Sidon, Lebanon

Alexander sarcophagus, detail of panther hunting, marble, from royal necropolis of Sidon, Lebanon
Hellenistic art, 4th century b.C. Alexander sarcophagus, marble, from the royal necropolis of Sidon, Lebanon. Detail: panther hunting

Late Antiquity And Middle Ages Collection: Detail of Alexander sarcophagus, marble, from royal necropolis of Sidon, Lebanon

Detail of Alexander sarcophagus, marble, from royal necropolis of Sidon, Lebanon
Hellenistic art, 4th century b.C. Alexander sarcophagus, marble, from the royal necropolis of Sidon, Lebanon. Detail

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"Exploring the Artistic Tapestry of Late Antiquity and Middle Ages" Step into a world where art transcends time, as we delve into the captivating era of late antiquity and middle ages. This enchanting period is brought to life through a series of remarkable artworks that showcase both religious devotion and secular pursuits. In Melozzo da Forli's fresco, an angel gracefully strums a lute, transporting us to the year 1480. The delicate strokes capture the celestial beauty of this heavenly musician, evoking a sense of ethereal harmony. Moving forward in time to the 15th century, we encounter an engraving from "De re metallica, " shedding light on the intricate knowledge surrounding metals during this era. It serves as a testament to mankind's curiosity and thirst for understanding their surroundings. The collaboration between Jan Brueghel the Elder and Peter Paul Rubens brings forth an exquisite painting titled "Diana and Nymphs on point of leaving. " Amongst its detailed composition lies dogs, symbolizing loyalty amidst nature's splendor. This masterpiece hails from 17th-century Netherlands, showcasing artistic prowess intertwined with natural beauty. As we gaze upon Christ ascending into heaven surrounded by four evangelists, our minds are transported back centuries ago. This sacred image reminds us of faith's enduring power throughout history. Dirk de Quade van Ravesteyn presents his allegory entitled "Fertility and the Senses, " painted in 1593. Through vibrant colors and intricate details, he explores themes of abundance intertwined with human senses—a celebration of life itself. Music becomes our guide as two men and a young woman serenade us on a terrace in 1670-1675. Their harmonious melodies echo through time—reminding us that music has always been an essential part of human expression.