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6338671 Models for allegorical designs in cut-paper art by Sluyter, D. (18th century); (add.info.: Models for allegorical designs in cut-paper art. Garlands with ribbons, tools, instruments, wheat, fruit, etc. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by D. Sluyter after an illustration by Cornelis Borsteegh from Anna Barbara van Meertens Penelope, Or Maandwerk aan het Vrouwelijk Geslacht Toegewijd (Penelope, Monthly Magazine dedicated to the Female Sex), G.J.A. Beijerinck, Amsterdam, 1821. Van Meerten was an educator, writer and pioneer in womens rights in Holland.); © Florilegius
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1821 Amsterdam Anna Barbara Van Meerten Beijerinck Botanical Art Cornelis Borsteegh Craft Educator Embroidery Furnishing Garlands Instruments Interior Design Model Needlework Penelope Pioneer Ribbons Tools Wheat Womens Work Authors Benelux Countries Book Author Copperplate Engraving Dutch Netherlands Handcoloured Hollander Hollanders Interior Decoration Netherland Netherlands Holland Dutch Paper Art The Netherland
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This print showcases the intricate beauty of models for allegorical designs in cut-paper art. Created by Sluyter in the 18th century, these delicate pieces are a testament to the skill and creativity of their maker. The handcoloured copperplate engraving brings out the vibrant colors and fine details, making each element come alive. The composition features garlands adorned with ribbons, tools, instruments, wheat, fruit, and more. These symbolic elements represent various aspects of life and evoke a sense of abundance and prosperity. It is fascinating to observe how each piece has been meticulously crafted using cut paper techniques. This artwork was originally published in Anna Barbara van Meertens Penelope magazine in 1821 as part of an effort to promote women's rights in Holland. Van Meerten herself was an educator and writer who played a significant role in advocating for gender equality during that time. Beyond its historical significance, this image also highlights the intersection between craft, artistry, interior design, needlework, embroidery, drawing, furnishing, and botanical art. It serves as a reminder that artistic expression can be found not only on canvas but also within everyday objects. Overall, this print offers viewers a glimpse into both the past and present world of creative expression while celebrating the talent behind these stunning allegorical designs.
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