3 Century Collection
"Journeying through the Centuries: Exploring Art and History" Step back in time as we delve into the rich tapestry of three centuries, where art and history intertwine
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"Journeying through the Centuries: Exploring Art and History" Step back in time as we delve into the rich tapestry of three centuries, where art and history intertwine. From ancient civilizations to influential figures, these captivating artifacts offer glimpses into bygone eras. Embark on a spiritual quest with St Anthony the Great, revered as the patron saint of basket makers. A chromolitho depiction showcases his divine presence, inspiring craftsmanship for generations to come. Witness the prowess of athletes from yesteryears through ceramic masterpieces like "Seated Ballplayer" and "Standing Ballplayer. " These relics transport us to an era when sportsmanship was celebrated across cultures. Discover serenity personified in the form of Seated Bodhisattva Shakyamuni. Crafted from dark grey schist, this sculpture emanates tranquility while embodying Buddhist teachings that have endured for centuries. Unearth secrets hidden within antiquities portraying Pope Sixtus II, Pope Fabien, and Pope Caius. Drawn from Franco Mistrali's "Misteri del Vaticano, " these representations shed light on early papal history and their enduring influence. Marvel at a cosmetic palette crafted during the 2nd-3rd century AD. Carved meticulously from schist, it serves as a testament to ancient beauty rituals that transcended time and cultural boundaries. Gaze upon a striking marble portrait believed to be Gallienus—a man who lived during tumultuous times in the 3rd century AD. His enigmatic expression invites contemplation about life's complexities during this era of change. Encounter emperors immortalized in stone—Severus Alexander and Septimius Severus—whose busts capture their commanding presence amidst political upheaval in late antiquity. Their visages serve as reminders of power dynamics shaping societies then. Lastly, meet Marcia Otacilia Severa, known as Tranquilla, through her marble bust.