Xth Century Collection
The xth century was a time of great historical significance, filled with remarkable events and influential figures
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The xth century was a time of great historical significance, filled with remarkable events and influential figures. From the Archbishop of Canterbury, St Dunstan, to the Anglo-Saxon Map that provides us with insights into the world during this era, there is much to discover. Intriguingly, we find depictions such as "The passage of the Red Sea, " a stunning miniature from the 10th century that showcases artistic talent and storytelling abilities. Similarly captivating is the Buddhist chaitya carved in sandstone during this period, showcasing religious devotion and craftsmanship. Moving forward in time but still within the xth century range, we encounter an exquisite wooden figure of Guanyin from Northern Song Dynasty. This bodhisattva represents compassion and mercy, reflecting spiritual beliefs prevalent during that era. Stepping away from religious themes for a moment, we come across "The Fire of Rome" painted on canvas in the 18th century. This artwork depicts a tragic event that occurred in AD 64 but serves as a reminder of historical incidents shaping our world. Exploring further back into history brings us to Inca Viracocha from Tiahuanaco Classico (500-900 AD), reminding us of ancient civilizations flourishing long before our time. Meanwhile, "The Death of Germanicus" immortalized on canvas in 1627 transports us to another era entirely - one filled with political intrigue and power struggles. Delving deeper into cultural aspects during these times reveals fascinating artifacts like an alphabet book featuring famous women published around 1855. This glimpse into education at that time highlights societal progress towards recognizing female achievements. Lastly, we explore various representations through art: religious costumes spanning centuries - priests in the 10th century to members of Hospitallers Order; Pope Sergius III depicted by Franco Mistrali based on his work "I misteri del vaticano".