10 Century Collection
The 10th century was a time of great historical significance, filled with captivating events and remarkable individuals
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The 10th century was a time of great historical significance, filled with captivating events and remarkable individuals. From the influential Archbishop of Canterbury, St Dunstan, to the intricate Anglo-Saxon Map that provides insight into this era's geography, each hint offers a glimpse into this fascinating period. One notable artwork from the 10th century is "The Passage of the Red Sea, " depicted in a delicate miniature painting. This exquisite piece showcases both artistic skill and religious symbolism. Similarly, the Buddhist chaitya carved from sandstone exemplifies the rich cultural heritage prevalent during this time. A wooden figure of Guanyin, a bodhisattva from China's Northern Song Dynasty, stands as an embodiment of spiritual devotion and artistic craftsmanship. Its intricate details reflect the mastery achieved by artisans during this era. Moving beyond artistry, historical events such as "The Fire of Rome" in AD 64 remind us of significant incidents that shaped civilization throughout history. The Inca Viracocha statue further emphasizes how ancient civilizations thrived during this period. Portraits like "The Death of Germanicus" offer glimpses into political intrigue and power struggles that defined medieval society. Meanwhile, an alphabet featuring famous women highlights their contributions to various fields despite societal constraints. Religious costumes also provide insights into ecclesiastical practices; ranging from priests in the 10th century to popes in later centuries or members belonging to orders like Hospitallers who dedicated themselves to serving others selflessly. Lastly, we encounter Marozie Iere - a Roman noblewoman whose alleged relationship with Pope Sergius III adds another layer to our understanding of power dynamics within medieval society.