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Candelabra, Vessels and Ornament, nos. 358-369 ("Designs for Various Ornaments, "... March 20, 1792. Creator: Michelangelo Pergolesi. Candelabra, Vessels and Ornament, nos. 358-369 ("Designs for Various Ornaments, "... March 20, 1792)
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Candelabra, Vessels and Ornament, nos. 358-369 ("Designs for Various Ornaments, "... March 20, 1792. Creator: Michelangelo Pergolesi. Candelabra, Vessels and Ornament, nos. 358-369 ("Designs for Various Ornaments, "... March 20, 1792)
Candelabra, Vessels and Ornament, nos. 358-369 ("Designs for Various Ornaments, " pl. 54), March 20, 1792
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Amorini Candelabra Candelabrum Candle Holder Candleholder Candlestick Cherubim Designs Etching And Engraving Michelangelo Pergolesi Ornament Ornamental Ornamentation Ornaments Pergolesi Michelangelo Vase Vases Vessel Vessels Angelic Cherubs Floral Design Floral Pattern Putti
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This print showcases a collection of intricately designed candelabras, vessels, and ornaments, created by the renowned Italian artist Michelangelo Pergolesi on March 20, 1792. The designs, titled "Candelabra, Vessels and Ornament, nos. 358-369 ("Designs for Various Ornaments,"), are a stunning representation of the artist's mastery of the decorative arts. Pergolesi's designs feature an array of amorini, cherubs, and angelic figures, intertwined with floral patterns and elegant scrollwork. The candelabra, with their ornate bases and graceful arms, are adorned with cherubs and flowers, adding an element of whimsy and beauty to the functional objects. The vessels, with their delicate lines and intricate details, are reminiscent of the ornate containers used during the eighteenth century. The print, which is part of the "Designs for Various Ornaments" series, is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Italy and the enduring appeal of the decorative arts. The black and white etching and engraving technique used by Pergolesi adds a timeless quality to the designs, making them a sought-after addition to any art collection or interior decor. Whether displayed in an art gallery or an art center, these designs continue to inspire and captivate viewers with their intricate details, historical significance, and timeless beauty. The Metropolitan Museum of Art and other prestigious institutions have recognized the value of Pergolesi's work, making it a cherished part of the world's artistic heritage.
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