Ovals Collection (#5)

Ovals, the graceful and elegant shapes that have captivated artists and designers throughout history

Ovals Collection: Laura de Noves, from L Histoire Universelle Ancienne et Moderne, published in Strasbourg c

Laura de Noves, from L Histoire Universelle Ancienne et Moderne, published in Strasbourg c
KW2603384 Laura de Noves, from L Histoire Universelle Ancienne et Moderne, published in Strasbourg c.1860 (engraving) by French School

Jester with fools cap on the head, Jacob de Gheyn (II), 1596

Ovals Collection: King George V and Queen Mary - Within Crown

King George V and Queen Mary - Within Crown
God Bless King George V and Queen Mary! Pair of portraits set within a Regal Crown setting. Date: circa 1912

Ovals Collection: Unity between British Royalty and the French Goverment

Unity between British Royalty and the French Goverment
Patriotic Postcard produced for the charitable benefit of Young soldiers and French charitable Institutions - depicts the King and Queen of England (King George VI (1895-1952)

Ovals Collection: William II 4th King of Wurttemberg Silver wedding card

William II 4th King of Wurttemberg Silver wedding card
William II (1848-1921) - the fourth King of Wurttemberg, reigning from 6th October 1891 until the abolition of the kingdom on 30th November 1918

Owen Jones Celtic 64
Various ornamental designs from early manuscripts, featuring the Celtic interlaced style

Owen Jones Celtic 65
Various spirals, diagonals, zoomorphics, and later Anglo- Saxon ornaments, from 8th, 9th and 10th century English and Irish manuscripts

Ovals Collection: Light Micrograph (LM) of a tranverse section of a stem of a Common (European) Ash tree

Light Micrograph (LM) of a tranverse section of a stem of a Common (European) Ash tree (Fraxinus excelsior), magnification x12

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Ovals, the graceful and elegant shapes that have captivated artists and designers throughout history. From Myung ovals to Hwan ovals, these symmetrical curves have been a source of inspiration for centuries. In George Vertue's 1733 oil on canvas painting, we see the beauty of an oval shape showcased in all its glory. The smooth lines create a sense of harmony and balance, drawing our eyes towards the focal point with ease. Moving forward to 1784, we encounter the Dublin Philharmonic Society Badge inscribed James Murray. This metal emblem features an intricate oval design that symbolizes unity and creativity within the musical community. Taking flight above Melbourne, an aerial view captures the city's iconic landmarks framed by nature's own oval masterpiece - the Yarra River winding its way through Royal Botanic Gardens and embracing aMI Park stadium, and is as if Mother Nature herself has painted this scene with her delicate brushstrokes. Princess Victoria graces us with her presence in a stunning 1857 oil on canvas portrait. The artist skillfully utilizes an oval frame to emphasize her regal stature and timeless beauty. It serves as a reminder that even royalty finds solace within these curved contours. The allure of fame is captured in another oil on canvas artwork aptly titled "Fame. " Its subject matter radiates confidence from within an exquisite oval composition. This piece reminds us that success often comes hand-in-hand with perseverance and determination. Sir Edward Nicholas' c. 1645 portrait showcases his dignified presence against a backdrop of swirling colors contained within an ornate feigned oval frame. This unique choice adds depth to his character while highlighting his importance during this historical period. Lastly, Peg Woffington enchants us in her 1753 oil on canvas portrayal where she gazes at us from within a feigned oval frame - showcasing both vulnerability and strength simultaneously. Her captivating expression draws us into her world, leaving us yearning for more.