Focal Point Collection

Spun Sugar No. 1
Courtney Crane

Spun Sugar No. 2
Courtney Crane

Antiquated
Ellen Borggreve

The Baldacchino, the high altar and the chair of St. Peter (photo)
XJL159409 The Baldacchino, the high altar and the chair of St. Peter (photo) by Bernini, Gian Lorenzo (1598-1680); St. Peter s

Mithras slaughtering the sacred bull. The Roman mystery religion of Mithraism flourished from the 1st to 4th centuries. A representation of Mithrass slaying of the bull, an act called tauroctony

Sunbeams shine through trees to a frosty ground; Surrey, England

Sunlight Floods A Path In A Forest In Autumn; Surrey, England

Panorama Of Pine Trees In A Forest; Surrey, England

Nocturne Palaces 1879-80 Etching drypoint printed
Artokoloro

Nelsons Column with the National Gallery building in the background Trafalgar Square, London, UK, England. 1930s Around the base of the column are the four giant bronze lions

View of garden with apple orchard and planted flower borders beside grass path, Herefordshire, England, May

Reflaction and Telescope Optics C017 / 3507
Plate from 18th century encyclopedia showing diagrams of telescope optics, and light raypaths through prisms and lenses to the eye

Refraction, artwork C017 / 7069
Refraction. Computer artwork showing light beams passing through a biconvex, or converging, lens. Refraction is the change of direction of a wave when it passes from one medium to another

Solar water heater, 19th century artwork
Solar water heater. 19th century artwork of a parabolic solar water heater (upper right) powering a steam engine (centre) driving a printing press (centre left)

Solar power tower heat demonstration. Hole melted in steel using the rays of sunlight focused by a solar power tower. The hole is 3 centimetres in diameter and was formed in seconds

Focusing light. Light rays passing through a lens are focused inwards to a point. When light passes from one optical medium to another in which it travels at a different speed

Sculpture of two dragonflies mating on bulrushes at The Sir Harold Hillier Gardens in Hampshire, UK

Figurative sculpture of a woman beneath a tree at The Sir Harold Hillier Gardens in Hampshire, UK

Woven figurative sculpture at The Sir Harold Hillier Gardens in Hampshire, UK

A massive glass art instalation in the foyer of the hyper luxurious Atlantis on the Palm hotel in Dubai
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Focal Point: A Glimpse into the Antiquated Beauty" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the antiquated wonders that captivate our gaze. The Baldacchino, the high altar, and the chair of St. Peter stand tall as testaments to a bygone era, their intricate details drawing us closer. Intriguingly, Mithras slaughtering the sacred bull takes center stage within Mithraic religious centers. This tauroctony scene, beautifully captured by an unidentified artist from centuries past, serves as a focal point for worshippers seeking spiritual enlightenment. As sunbeams pierce through trees onto a frosty ground or flood paths in autumn forests of Surrey, England, nature itself becomes our focal point. The panorama of pine trees swaying majestically reminds us to appreciate Earth's serene beauty amidst our bustling lives. Nocturne Palaces etching transports us to another realm altogether - its ethereal charm captivating hearts since 1879-80. Meanwhile, Nelson's Column stands tall against Trafalgar Square's backdrop with the National Gallery building lending grandeur to this iconic London sight. A view of a garden adorned with apple orchards and vibrant flower borders invites us on a sensory journey through Herefordshire's enchanting landscapes. May brings forth new life and colors that become our visual focus amid lush grass paths. Delving deeper into science and optics unveils yet another facet of fascination - refraction and telescope optics offer glimpses into how light bends and shapes our perception of reality. These intricate processes remind us that even scientific marvels can become artistic focal points themselves. Through these diverse scenes spanning artistry, spirituality, nature's splendor, historical landmarks or scientific wonders – we find ourselves drawn towards singular points that capture attention like no other; they are indeed true focal points worth cherishing forevermore.