De Vries Collection
"Unveiling the Mysteries of De Vries: A Journey through Alchemy, Mythology
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"Unveiling the Mysteries of De Vries: A Journey through Alchemy, Mythology, and Art" Step into the enigmatic world as we explore a collection that transcends time and space. From Heinrich Khunrath's "The Alchemists Laboratory, " we are transported to an ancient realm where secrets lie hidden within intricate symbols and esoteric knowledge. In Jan Muller's masterpiece, "Hercules Slaying the Hydra, " witness the triumph of strength over adversity, a metaphor for our own battles against inner demons. The power of transformation is further emphasized in Khunrath's depiction of "The Philosopher's Stone, " an elusive substance believed to hold the key to eternal wisdom. Johannes van Doetecum I and Lucas van Doetecum invite us into their mesmerizing world with "Cœnotaphiorum (10), " showcasing their exceptional craftsmanship in woodwork. Meanwhile, Jan Muller captures Cleopatra's allure in his captivating portrayal, inviting us to delve into her intriguing story. Khunrath returns once again with his exploration of Christian Kabbalism in his scheme, revealing connections between mysticism and spirituality. Verscheyden Schrynwerck presents us with stunning furniture pieces like the wall-mounted shelf unit and canopy bed – testaments to exquisite design from centuries past. Marvel at the beauty of Florae surrounded by strapwork in Bust of Florae series while immersing yourself in perspective view interior hall adorned with grot decorations - both examples highlighting artistic mastery across different mediums. Finally, Johannes van Doetecum I and Lucas van Doetecum astound us yet again with their creation Cœnotaphiorum (13), transporting us back to 1563 through their intricate craftsmanship.