Preside Collection
"Preside: Unveiling the Divine Order in Myriad Realms" In the depths of ancient Egypt, within the sacred pages of the Book of the Dead, lies a profound revelation
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"Preside: Unveiling the Divine Order in Myriad Realms" In the depths of ancient Egypt, within the sacred pages of the Book of the Dead, lies a profound revelation. The number 13 holds an enigmatic power, guiding souls through their journey into eternity. Across distant lands, a Japanese depiction emerges - that of Yama, the Great Judge of Hell. With unwavering authority, he presides over the fate of lost souls as they face their ultimate reckoning. But not all realms are bound by darkness and judgment. In a realm closer to our own, surgical operations unfold under careful guidance. Skilled hands preside over delicate procedures, weaving together threads of life and hope. Meanwhile, in Germany's vibrant cultural tapestry, voices rise in harmony at a singing contest where talent reigns supreme. Judges preside with discerning ears and hearts open to discover new stars who will captivate audiences with their melodic prowess. Beyond Earth's boundaries lie celestial wonders awaiting exploration. Jupiter gods preside over planets etched onto sheets from 1528 - each stroke capturing cosmic beauty and divine order. Venus gods follow suit on an etching sheet from 1529 while Mercury gods leave their mark on another sheet from that same year. Mars stands proud as its gods take charge on yet another etching sheet from 1528 - guardians overseeing its fiery terrain with unmatched might. And let us not forget the radiant Sun gods who preside over planets on an ethereal etching sheet measuring 3 3/8 x 1 15/16 inches. Saturn too has its turn to govern as its gods gracefully oversee planets upon an ancient etching sheet dating back to 1525 - a testament to time's enduring power and cosmic balance. Amidst these grand spectacles lies a tender scene captured by Jan Gerritsz van Bronchorst in Aegidius Roman's "Boy with stick near cave" from 1637.