Right Arm Collection
"Capturing the Essence: The Right Arm in Art and History" From religious symbolism to tales of bravery
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"Capturing the Essence: The Right Arm in Art and History" From religious symbolism to tales of bravery, the right arm has played a significant role throughout art and history. In Madonna's iconic portrayal of the Madonna and Child, an infant Saint John Baptist rests his tiny hand on her upper left arm, symbolizing unity and divine connection. In Chevalier de Belle-Isle's depiction, despite being wounded in the right arm, he pushes forward towards the parapet with unwavering determination. This image serves as a reminder of human resilience and courage in times of adversity. A bust of a woman accompanied by two right arm studies showcases the intricacies artists explore when capturing human anatomy. These detailed studies allow us to appreciate both beauty and complexity within our own bodies. Lucas de Clercq, a potash trader from centuries ago, is immortalized through his portrait where he confidently poses with his right arm resting on a table. This painting not only commemorates him but also highlights the importance of trade during that era. Gualtero del Prado stands tall halfway through his portrait while placing emphasis on his powerful right arm. His stance exudes authority and strength befitting someone who made their mark in history as an influential figure. Cornelis Backer's portrait captures him as a counselor alderman with one hand placed firmly on his desk - perhaps indicating decisive action taken during important deliberations. Anthonie van der Hout's half-length portrait portrays him holding up a curtain with his right hand while peering out through a stone window. It invites viewers into contemplation about what lies beyond those barriers we often encounter in life. In another artwork featuring children near a mousetrap, one boy holds up stones using his strong right arm to protect them from harm. This innocent gesture reminds us that even small acts can make big differences when it comes to safeguarding others' well-being.