Verso Collection (#24)

Two Men Resting Lake recto Studies Soldiers Mounted
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Design Cartouche Two Putti Heads inside Shell
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Sunrise recto Landscape Figures verso 17th century
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Rest Flight Egypt recto Arch Titus Camp Vaccino
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Mother Watching Two Young Children Playing recto
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Saint Ecstasy Study Head recto Sketches Putti
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Landscape Saint Christopher Male Monastic Saint
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Quentin Durward Disguised Louis XI recto Study
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Design Ceiling Decoration Gathering Mythological Figures
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Study Prophet Jeremiah recto Studies Horse Man Seated
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Kneeling Virgin Virgin Annunciate recto Writing
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Project Mesoamerican Style Arch Grotesques Horns
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Classical Landscape Temples recto Indecipherable sketch
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Grotesques Designs Various Inscriptions recto
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Fragment Grotesque Decoration Term Putto ca 1545-60
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Design Liturgical Object Statues Kneeling Saint
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Two Figures recto Standing Figure Young Hercules?
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Standing Male Figure Study Portrait 1670-80
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Man Leading Blind Friar recto Incidental Sketches
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Study St John recto Warrior verso 17th century
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Costume Study Robed Bearded Boyar Staff verso
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Various Designs Strapwork Grotesque Figures recto
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Christ Child Secondary Child Figure Bearing Cross
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Flagellation Christ recto Madonna Child Unrelated Figure Studies
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Young Man Approaching Old Bearded Man Stands
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Male Saint Standing Pedestal Arms Extended recto
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St Paschal Baylon Adorning Blessed Sacrament
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Barn Interior Peasants Cows 17th century Pen
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Page Sketchbook Depicting City under Siege Scene
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Infant Saint John Baptist Christ Wilderness recto
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Studies Grotesque Masks Birds recto Candelabra Grotesques
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Madonna Child Seated Clouds recto Child Reverse
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Studies draped female male figures verso female
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Frontispiece Vegetal Medallion Latin Dedication surrounding
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Figure Fantastic Human Creature Long Tail recto
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Man Toga 1630-40 Pen brown ink brush wash recto
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Landscape Sheep Two Figures recto Faint Sketch
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Study Ballet Dancer recto Two Studies Dancers
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Classical Landscape Ruins recto Two men Roman military dress
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Jacob Receiving Joseph Blood-Stained Cloak recto
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Church Tower Inscription Spanish Avery Verso
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Studies Nude Woman Front recto Four Standing Male Nudes
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ee Trees Park recto Ruins Building Hill verso
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Triumph Fame reverse Impresa Medici Family Arms
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Saint Simon standing facing left holding saw
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Kneeling Woman lower register verso studies wall paintings
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Design Festival Display Fireworks recto Small Figures
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Apotheosis Saint Mark recto verso 1700-1771
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"Unveiling the Enigmatic Verso: A Glimpse into Art, Literature, and History" Step into a world where artistry intertwines with history, as we explore the captivating realm of "verso. " In this enigmatic journey, we encounter an array of intriguing elements that unlock tales from centuries past. At first glance, our eyes are drawn to the Madonna and Child, accompanied by Saint John the Baptist in the upper left corner. This delicate portrayal evokes a sense of divine serenity and maternal love. Adjacent to it lies a miniature silhouette of Captain Alfred Arnold Ernest Gyde—a mysterious figure whose story remains shrouded in secrecy. As we delve deeper into this mesmerizing collection, our gaze is captured by a lotus flower in full bloom—an emblem of purity and enlightenment. Its presence transports us to Mantova (Mantua), Italy—a place where beauty flourishes amidst historical grandeur. Scrolling floral vines gracefully dance across another fragmentary piece created by Fayzullah—an Indian artist who left his mark on 18th-century art. The intricate details speak volumes about his mastery and dedication to his craft. Amongst these artistic treasures lies an intriguing preface to Martial's Epigrammata written by Merula—an invitation into ancient Roman wit and satire. As if whispering secrets from distant times, this literary gem offers glimpses into society's humor during that era. A legal text emerges from fragments—its purpose once integral within judicial proceedings now reduced to mere remnants. Justinian's Codex appears before us like scattered puzzle pieces; Book V. XIII tantalizes with its hidden wisdom while Book IIII. XX teases us with its elusive contents. From literature to law, even Euripides' Medea makes her presence felt through fragmented lines—a haunting reminder of her tragic tale that continues to captivate audiences today. Amidst these fragments lie lists—perhaps inventories or records of a bygone era.