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A trader using a scale, a blacksmith striking on an anvil
LRI4667935 A trader using a scale, a blacksmith striking on an anvil, two workers working on a boat in a shipyard. Miniature taken from " The Facts of the Romans" 13th century Venice, biblioteca Marciana by Unknown Artist, (13th century); Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, Venice, Italy; (add.info.: A trader using a scale, a blacksmith striking on an anvil, two workers working on a boat in a shipyard. Miniature taken from " The Facts of the Romans" 13th century Venice, biblioteca Marciana); Luisa Ricciarini; out of copyright
Media ID 22829454
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This print captures a snapshot of bustling activity in the medieval era. The intricate miniature, taken from "The Facts of the Romans" in 13th century Venice, showcases various trades and crafts being carried out with precision and skill. In the foreground, we see a trader engrossed in his work as he meticulously weighs goods using a scale. His attention to detail is evident as he ensures accuracy in every transaction. Nearby, a blacksmith strikes an anvil with great force, sparks flying around him. The intense heat and rhythmic pounding symbolize the dedication and craftsmanship required for metalwork during this time. Moving towards the background, two workers can be seen diligently laboring on a boat at a shipyard. Their expertise shines through as they construct this vessel that will navigate treacherous waters. This scene highlights not only their physical strength but also their knowledge of maritime engineering. The artist's use of illumination brings life to each figure depicted within this miniature masterpiece. It serves as a testament to their metier and signifies the importance placed on these skilled professions during the Middle Ages. Luisa Ricciarini expertly presents us with this glimpse into history through her meticulous reproduction of this artwork held at Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana in Venice, Italy. As we admire this print today, it reminds us of the rich heritage passed down by those who dedicated themselves to their craft centuries ago.
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