Combination game made in Germany in the second half of the Nineteenth century
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Combination game made in Germany in the second half of the Nineteenth century
Combination game made in Germany in the second half of the Nineteenth century Toy Arts and handicrafts of XIX century, Nineteenth century, 19th century, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1980-1990 ca.. Date of Artwork:1850-1860
Pellicci, Graziella
PGC-F-000864-0000
Media ID 33196240
© Alinari Archives, Florence
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print showcases a remarkable combination game made in Germany during the second half of the Nineteenth century. A true testament to the toy arts and handicrafts of its time, this intricate piece transports us back to an era filled with creativity and innovation. The game itself is a fascinating blend of entertainment and strategy, capturing the essence of pastimes enjoyed by people across Europe during the 19th century. Its exquisite design reflects the artistic sensibilities prevalent in that era, making it not only a source of amusement but also a visual delight. Photographed between 1980-1990, this image allows us to appreciate every minute detail of this historical artifact. The craftsmanship involved in creating such a complex game is truly commendable, showcasing the dedication and skill possessed by artisans from that period. Dating back even further to 1850-1860 when it was originally crafted, this combination game represents an important part of European cultural heritage. It serves as a reminder of how games have always been an integral part of human civilization, providing both entertainment and intellectual stimulation throughout history. Captured by Graziella Pellicci for Alinari's collection on object art and handicrafts from XIX century Europe, this photograph preserves not just an antique item but also conveys its significance within First and Second Millennium A. D. This timeless piece transcends commercial use; instead, it symbolizes our connection with our ancestors' leisure activities while offering insights into their way of life. In conclusion, Pellicci's evocative photograph immortalizes this German-made combination game from the late 19th century – inviting us to marvel at its beauty while reflecting on its historical importance within European culture.
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