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Personifications Collection (#6)

"Personifications: Unveiling the Symbolic World of Art and History" Step into the mesmerizing Cave of Plato, where ancient Greek philosopher's allegories come to life




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"Personifications: Unveiling the Symbolic World of Art and History" Step into the mesmerizing Cave of Plato, where ancient Greek philosopher's allegories come to life. Jan Saenredam and Cornelis Cornelisz. Van Haarlem transport us back to 1604 with their intricate artwork. Marvel at the Ancient Roman costume adorning figures in "Allegory of Obedience, " a captivating fresco from c. 1330 that depicts obedience as a personified virtue. In "Mars, surrounded by the Arts and Sciences, conquers Ignorance, " an oil on canvas masterpiece from 1605, witness Mars triumph over ignorance while embracing knowledge and creativity. "The Seasons: Spring" litho print from 1896 bursts forth with vibrant colors, celebrating nature's rebirth after winter's slumber. "Napoleon - The Great Victor" captures the essence of Napoleon Bonaparte's indomitable spirit through a striking portrayal that immortalizes his legacy. Gaze upon "The White Rose and the Red Rose, " a stunning piece created in 1902 using painted gesso over hessian adorned with glass beads; it tells a tale of contrasting emotions entwined within two flowers. Delve into an engraving titled "Charity, " which encapsulates selflessness and compassion through its delicate lines etched onto paper. Witness innocence seeking solace in Justice's embrace through an evocative oil on canvas painting aptly named "Innocence takes refuge in the arms of Justice. " Transport yourself to 1901 as Britannia partners with her colonies for an enchanting dance while Tsar Nicholas II twirls Madame France; Wilhelm II observes this diplomatic spectacle unfold before him. Admire Sheldon-made tapestry long cushions depicting Faith, Hope, and Charity—a testament to England's rich textile heritage during late sixteenth century craftsmanship (wool).