13 16 Collection

Cymbal Roman Period 30 B.C.-.D 364 Egypt Copper Alloy
Cymbal, Roman Period, 30 B.C.-.D, 364, Egypt, Copper Alloy, h, 2.1 cm, 13/16, diam, 5.7, 2 1/4, Historical Maps, 981 37 am170720 000812

Christ blessing the children, Mark X, 13-16 (engraving)
6026706 Christ blessing the children, Mark X, 13-16 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Christ blessing the children, Mark X, 13-16)

Jesus Christ Blessing the Children

Fisherman ca 1753 Etching engraving Sheet trimmed
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daughters Aglaura Mercury Herse 1625-77 Etching
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Vertical Panel Candelabrum Stemming Leaf-Faced Grostesque
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Infant Jesus 1642 Etching second state two Sheet
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Camels Landscape mid 19th century Lithograph
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Bow Brooch first half 6th century Visigothic
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Girl Ringlets Seated Three-Quarter Length 1890s
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Nubie Grand Temple d Isis Philoe 1850 Salted paper print
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Blake House 1860 Albumen silver print paper negative
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Atget Work Room Contact Printing Frames ca 1910
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Reverend L C Cure Pony 1859 Albumen silver print
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Nether Hall 1857 Albumen silver print paper negative
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St Pierre Caen 1856 Albumen silver print paper negative
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St Peter East Oxford 1859 Albumen silver print
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Four Seasons mid late 17th century Etching engraving
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Virgin Child Saints 1498-1544 Pen brown ink
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Christ blessing the children, Jan Luyken, Pieter Mortier, 1703-1713

Christ blessing the children, Claes Jansz. Visscher Willem Isaacsz. van Swanenburg (II), 1601 - 1652

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"Artistic Expressions: A Journey Through Time and Faith" This captivating collection of artworks takes us on a visual voyage, spanning centuries and encompassing various themes. From religious depictions to intricate engravings, each piece tells its own unique story. In the engraving titled "Christ Blessing the Children, " we witness a tender moment as Jesus embraces the innocence and purity of youth. It serves as a reminder of his love for all, regardless of age or status. Moving forward in time, we encounter an intriguing piece called "Virgin Child Saints. " Created with pen and brown ink between 1498-1544, this artwork captures the devotion and reverence associated with these holy figures. The etching titled "Fisherman" transports us to another era - circa 1753. With meticulous detail, it showcases the hard work and dedication required by those who make their living at sea. Continuing our journey through art history, we stumble upon "Daughters Aglaura Mercury Herse. " This etching from 1625-77 portrays three female figures intertwined in mythology, showcasing both beauty and complexity. A striking image emerges next - a vertical panel featuring a candelabrum stemming leaf-faced grotesque. This intricate design captivates viewers with its elaborate details that seem to come alive before our eyes. The ethereal presence of the Infant Jesus is captured beautifully in an etching from 1642. In its second state on two sheets, this artwork exudes serenity while inviting contemplation about faith's profound mysteries. Transitioning into more contemporary works brings us to a mid-19th-century lithograph entitled "Camels Landscape. " Its detailed depiction invites us to explore vast landscapes while marveling at nature's grandeur. Delving deeper into history reveals an exquisite Visigothic bow brooch from the first half of the 6th century. Its intricate craftsmanship speaks volumes about ancient civilizations' artistic prowess.