Arrow Point Collection
"Arrow Point: A Journey Through Art and History" Step into the world of art and history as we explore the captivating theme of "arrow point
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"Arrow Point: A Journey Through Art and History" Step into the world of art and history as we explore the captivating theme of "arrow point. " From ancient battles to romantic portrayals, this collection showcases the power and symbolism behind this iconic weapon. In "Crossing the Divide or Thirsty Trappers Making a Rush for the River, " witness a scene from 1837 where trappers eagerly rush towards their only source of survival. The arrow points them in the direction of hope amidst adversity. Moving on to "Portrait de la comtesse Anna Vorontsova, " painted by Louis Tocque in 1758, we see an elegant countess adorned with pearls. Her piercing gaze captures our attention, much like an arrow aimed straight at our hearts. The Byzantines' triumph over defeated armies is depicted in a miniature from "Synopsis historiarum. " Arrows rain down upon prisoners, symbolizing both victory and tragedy intertwined. "The Divine Eros Defeats the Earthly Eros" transports us to c. 1602 when love was portrayed as a battle between heavenly forces. Arrows become weapons used by divine beings to conquer earthly desires. In an 11th-century fresco representing the Apocalypse, angels pierce a seven-headed monster with arrows. This vivid imagery reminds us that even mythical creatures can be brought down by powerful symbols such as arrows. Domenikos Theotokopoulos's painting titled "Saint Sebastian" portrays martyrdom through arrows penetrating his body. This haunting depiction serves as a reminder of sacrifice and unwavering faith. Cosme (Cosimo) Tura's masterpiece named "Saint Sebastien" takes us back to ca 1484, showcasing St. Sebastian tied to a tree while being pierced by numerous arrows. His stoic expression reflects strength amidst suffering.