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"The Main Door: A Gateway Through Time and Cultures" Step into the past with "Woman in front of her house, 1914, " an exquisite oil on canvas capturing a moment frozen in time. The main door stands tall, inviting us to explore the secrets held within. Travel back even further to 1832 with "The Very Cloister Gate" and "Grenoble, the gateway to France. " These captivating oil paintings transport us to a bygone era where grand entrances symbolized prestige and importance. Journeying across borders, we find ourselves at the main entrance of Hagenbeck Zoo in Hamburg, Germany. This postcard from circa 1910 offers a glimpse into history through its digital reproduction. Imagine the excitement that awaited visitors as they passed through this gate into a world of exotic animals and adventure. Delve deeper into history with "The Rat Stinker, " an etching from 1632 that reminds us doors can hold both beauty and intrigue. Meanwhile, Princess Uhemnefret's false door adorned with reliefs takes us all the way back to ancient Egypt in 2500 BC—a testament to humanity's fascination with entrances throughout time. From artistry to social dynamics, "Beggars receiving alms at the door of a house" showcases how doors have served as meeting points between privilege and poverty since centuries ago. This etching from 1648 invites contemplation about compassion and inequality. Returning once more to Grenoble—the gateway city—let's admire its charm depicted in various artworks such as "Grenoble, the gateway to France (Oil on canvas)" or "The Porte de France. " These pieces capture not only architectural marvels but also evoke emotions tied closely to entering new territories or embarking on exciting journeys. Transitioning from traditional art forms brings us closer to modern times.