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Time Clipping the Wings of Love, Chelsea-Derby Porcelain Factory, c. 1775 (soft-paste porcelain)
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Time Clipping the Wings of Love, Chelsea-Derby Porcelain Factory, c. 1775 (soft-paste porcelain)
449819 Time Clipping the Wings of Love, Chelsea-Derby Porcelain Factory, c.1775 (soft-paste porcelain) by English School, (18th century); The Holburne Museum, Bath, UK; (add.info.: Time clipping Cupids wings Chelsea-Derby porcelain factory Soft-paste porcelain, about 1775 C222 These porcelain figures appear in the photograph of Sir William taken towards the end of his life. They must have been among his most treasured possessions.); © Holburne Museum
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The photograph captures a delicate porcelain print titled "Time Clipping the Wings of Love" created by the Chelsea-Derby Porcelain Factory in 1775. This soft-paste porcelain artwork is an exquisite example of English craftsmanship from the 18th century, now housed at The Holburne Museum in Bath, UK. In this allegorical scene, two winged figures symbolizing love and desire are depicted. Cupid, the mythological figure representing love and affection, is shown with his wings being clipped by Time himself. The image beautifully portrays the fleeting nature of love and how time can diminish its power. The vibrant colors on the ceramic surface bring life to this romantic composition. The intricate details showcase the skillful artistry involved in creating such a masterpiece during that era. This piece must have held great sentimental value for Sir William as it appears in a photograph taken towards the end of his life. It serves as a testament to his appreciation for fine art and beauty. Overall, this photograph not only showcases an exceptional work of art but also invites contemplation on themes such as love's transience and our relationship with time itself.
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