Upraised Collection
"The Power of the Upraised: From Ancient Artifacts to Modern Moments" The Sceptre: A symbol of authority
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"The Power of the Upraised: From Ancient Artifacts to Modern Moments" The Sceptre: A symbol of authority, the upraised sceptre has long been associated with leadership and power. Nyoirin Kannon, Kamakura Period (bronze): This exquisite sculpture depicts a bodhisattva with an upraised hand, offering compassion and protection to all beings. Upraised Right Hand, with Palm Facing Outward: Study for Saint Peter: In this study by an unknown artist, the upraised hand represents Saint Peter's role as the gatekeeper to heaven. Seated figure with upraised knee, Highland Olmec, San Martin Texmelucan: This ancient Olmec sculpture showcases a seated figure in deep contemplation, its upraised knee suggesting a state of readiness or anticipation. Imam - Sierra Leone - Praying: With his hands upraised in prayer, this imam demonstrates devotion and connection to a higher power. Carved Ivory Head Rest - Treasures of Tutankhamun's Tomb: Among the treasures found in Tutankhamun's tomb was a headrest featuring intricate carvings depicting figures with their arms raised upward in reverence or supplication. Page from The Pictorial Museum of Animated Nature (engraving): This captivating engraving captures various animals in motion; one such image shows an eagle soaring through the sky with its wings outstretched and talons slightly uplifted. Close Up Of An Adult Arctic Ground Squirrel Sitting On A Rock With Its Tail Pointed Up In Denali National Park And Preserve, Interior Alaska, Autumn: Even nature showcases instances of "upraising, " as seen here when an arctic ground squirrel sits perched on a rock while raising its tail high above its back. Represantant d'une grande nation (engraving 1799, a grotesque monster, nude and hairy).