283 Cm Collection
"283 cm: A Journey through Art and History" Step into the world of art and history with "283 cm
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"283 cm: A Journey through Art and History" Step into the world of art and history with "283 cm, " a captivating collection that spans across various mediums and time periods. From deposition crosses to allegories of power and love, this assortment offers a glimpse into the artistic evolution. One notable piece is the 1544 etching titled "Deposition Cross. " With its trimmed sheet, it showcases intricate details that transport us back to the Renaissance era. Similarly, the 1535 engraving "Allegory Power Love" mesmerizes viewers with its profound symbolism on an 11 13/16-inch sheet. Moving forward in time, we encounter Charles-Maurice Le Tellier's first state engraving from 1663. This masterpiece depicts Plate 8 Egyptians Drowning Red Sea Battles Old Testament, immersing us in biblical narratives. The collection also features plates from Alexander's conquests. Plate 3 presents Alexander Instructing Soldiers Deeds while Plate 10 portrays Alexander Finding Body Darius Deeds - both showcasing his heroic deeds on grand scales. A unique addition to this compilation is the reverse copy of Madame Bouthillier Marie de Bragelogne by an unknown artist. This intriguing artwork invites speculation about its origins and significance. Shifting gears, we delve into more contemporary pieces like Muse Erato's delicate etching from 1890. Its small size (7 3/8 x11⅛ inches) doesn't diminish its impact as it captures our imagination with ethereal beauty. Returning to Alexander's adventures, Plates 4 and 5 depict him battling Persians and directing battles respectively - highlighting his strategic prowess amidst intense conflicts. Diverse perspectives are showcased too; Women Algiers lithograph from1833 provides insight into Algerian culture during this period while Mandarin Grave Foochow albumen silver print takes us on a visual journey through ancient Chinese burial traditions circa1869.