Arme Collection (page 8)
"Arme: A Glimpse into Ancient Rome and Beyond" Step back in time to Ancient Rome, where captured enemies were harnessed and controlled
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"Arme: A Glimpse into Ancient Rome and Beyond" Step back in time to Ancient Rome, where captured enemies were harnessed and controlled. This captivating coloured engraving from 1866 transports us to a world of power and conquest. Intriguingly, we encounter a knight adorned with an eagle crest, symbolizing strength and nobility. His presence evokes tales of chivalry and honor that still resonate today. Shifting gears, let's explore the realm of culture and music through the enchanting voice of Eartha Kitt. Her mesmerizing performances captivated audiences worldwide, leaving an indelible mark on the history of music. Delving further into history, we come across Charles of Bourbon, the supreme commander of French armies in the early 16th century. This vividly colorized engraving brings his formidable leadership to life before our eyes. The legendary tale of Saint George slaying the dragon unfolds through a polychrome relief in wood dating back to c. 1475-1500. The intricate craftsmanship showcases both artistic skill and religious symbolism. Turning our attention to literature, we stumble upon a false title for "Alphabet, " a book published by Alphonse Lemerre in Paris during November 1875. Its pages hold secrets waiting to be discovered within its dimensions of 31x22cm. Within this alphabet book lies glimpses into various aspects of life - from Mamluks to musicians; muletiers (mule drivers) to merchants selling chestnuts; yachts sailing gracefully alongside Zulus; Zouaves donning their distinctive attire while zebras roam freely. As we navigate through these engravings depicting Quartets playing harmoniously together or queteuses seeking alms diligently along with keels guiding ships across vast oceans – each letter reveals new wonders awaiting exploration within this remarkable publication. From angels spreading their wings wide open to Arabic script adorning the page.