Gottlieb Collection
"Gottlieb: A Journey Through Time and Talent" In 1746
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"Gottlieb: A Journey Through Time and Talent" In 1746, the renowned German composer and organist Johann Sebastian Bach was captured in a captivating portrait by an artist named Gottlieb. This talented individual skillfully immortalized Bach's musical genius for generations to come. Fast forward to 1878, where Maurycy Gottlieb depicted Jews praying in the Synagogue on Yom Kippur. His artwork beautifully captured the devotion and spirituality of this significant religious occasion. Switching gears from art to nature, we encounter two fascinating species of catfish - the Wels catfish and Blochs catfish. These aquatic creatures showcase their unique characteristics under the watchful eye of nature's creator. The world of music takes center stage as Ella Fitzgerald graces us with her mesmerizing voice. Performing alongside Dizzy Gillespie, she captivates audiences with her soulful melodies that transcend time. Diving into marine life, we encounter various species such as skate, stingray, and thornback ray. These magnificent creatures glide through the ocean depths with grace and elegance. Moving towards matters of love and relationships, Daniel Chodowiecki's copper engraving titled "The Happy Marriage" accompanies Theodor Gottlieb von Hippel's profound work "On Marriage. " Together they explore the intricacies of this timeless institution. Photographer William P. Gottlieb captures a moment frozen in time as he clicks his camera shutter capturing Nat King Cole during one of his iconic performances in 1947. The image serves as a testament to Cole's immense talent that continues to resonate today. Venturing back underwater reveals more intriguing inhabitants like spotted burrfish, porcupinefish, and birdbeak burrfish - each adorned with their own unique patterns that make them stand out amongst their peers beneath the waves. Our exploration concludes with spiny dogfish, blue shark, and angel shark.