Passerby Collection
In the Museum, a captivating scene unfolds on Fol. 86v as a miraculously cured person encounters two passersby depicted on vellum
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In the Museum, a captivating scene unfolds on Fol. 86v as a miraculously cured person encounters two passersby depicted on vellum. The intricate details and vibrant colors bring this historical moment to life. Moving forward in time, we find ourselves immersed in "The Abandoned House; La Maison Abandonee" painted in 1887. The oil on canvas captures the eerie beauty of an empty dwelling, leaving us wondering about its past inhabitants and their stories. Transporting us to another era is "A Meeting of Umbrellas, " a hand-colored engraving published in 1782. This delightful artwork showcases individuals sheltering under umbrellas amidst bustling streets, reminding us of the timeless charm found in everyday moments. Venturing into North London's streets, we encounter buskers entertaining passersby with their melodic tunes. Their music fills the air with joy and adds vibrancy to the urban landscape. Nature takes center stage with "Snow, Carcel Road" painted in 1883. The artist skillfully captures the serenity and tranquility that descends upon a snow-covered street, contrasting against the warmth emanating from cozy homes nearby. "Street Scene; Strassenszene" painted in 1913 transports us to bustling city streets filled with people going about their daily lives. It serves as a snapshot of urban existence during that period while showcasing different personalities crossing paths. Intriguingly captured is a young gentleman walking confidently while saluting passersby along his way. His gesture reflects politeness and respect for those he encounters—a reminder of how small acts can brighten someone's day. Taking us on an imaginary journey down "La Route, " circa 1870, we are invited to explore an idyllic countryside road surrounded by lush greenery and peaceful solitude—a perfect escape from our busy lives. The enigmatic artwork titled "Group of Four Heads Gray Blue, Folkwang-Study III.