118 Cm Collection

David Frumerie Andrea Gritti Andrea Gritti doge
David Frumerie, Andrea Gritti, Andrea Gritti doge in Venice, painting, Oil on canvas, Height: 195 cm (76.7), Width: 118 cm (46.4)

Plate 14 Erichthonius Released Basket Erichtonius cistella laxata cernitur
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Three Butterflies Wasp 1646 Etching first state
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Plate 3 Age Gold Aetas aurea Ovid Metamorphoses
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Six insects 1646 Etching first state three Plate
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Wolf Accuses Renard Once Again Hendrick van Alcmar
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Plate 2 Creation Man Hominis creatio Ovid Metamorphoses
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Plate 16 Apollo Killing Coronis Appolinis sagitta Coronis transfigitur
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Plate 105 Diane Killing Chione Chione ob linguae procacitatem
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Pltae 70 Procris Giving Cephalus Dog Javelin
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Young Woman Antique Dress 1540 Engraving Sheet
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Ram Chapelain Lion Gives Benediction Renard Depature
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Title Border Man Armor Center 1513 Woodcut Sheet
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Three moths two butterflies bumble bee 1646 Etching
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L Escalier Staircase 19th century Etching Mount
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Plate 13 Jupiter Callisto Calisto Iove comprimitur
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Renard Accused Animals Lion Hendrick van Alcmar
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Job Tempted Demon 1509 Woodcut Block 6 1 / 4 4 5 / 8
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Five Butterflies Moth Two Beetles 1646 Etching
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Plate 101 Bacchus Granting Midas Wish Ob restitutum Silenum Midae
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Dragonflies bumble bee 1646 Etching first state
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Frank Jefferson 1898 Platinum print Image 16. 8
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Beggar High Cap Standing Leaning Stick ca 1629
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Reading Lamplight 1859 Etching drypoint third state
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"118 cm: A Journey through Art and Mythology" Step into the world of art and mythology as we explore the enigmatic measurement of 118 cm. From ancient tales to intricate etchings, this caption will take you on a captivating journey. In Plate 14, "Erichthonius Released Basket, " David Frumerie and Andrea Gritti bring forth an image that depicts the mythological figure Erichthonius being released from a basket. The cistella laxata cernitur, or loosened basket, reveals his hidden presence. Plate 21 showcases the dramatic scene of "Rape Europa. " Here, Iupiter tauri imagine Europam rapit - Jupiter in the form of a bull abducts Europa against her will. This powerful portrayal by Andrea Gritti leaves us captivated by its intensity. Moving on to Plate 3, we encounter "Age Gold" from Ovid's Metamorphoses. The Aetas aurea represents a time when humanity lived in harmony with nature and abundance reigned supreme. Delving deeper into nature's wonders, Plate 105 presents us with "Three Butterflies Wasp. " This stunning etching from 1646 captures these delicate creatures in their first state – a testament to their ephemeral beauty. Continuing our exploration of insects in art, Six Insects takes center stage in another remarkable etching from 1646. Once again presented in their first state across three plates, these intricately detailed creatures come alive before our eyes. In Plate 124's depiction titled "Hecuba Trojan Women Murdering Polymestor, " we witness the tragic consequences of war. Hecuba seeks revenge for her slain children as she confronts Polymestor amidst chaos and despair. "Wolf Accuses Renard Once Again" by Hendrick van Alcmar tells a tale filled with intrigue and deception. As accusations fly, the wolf accuses Renard once more in this captivating scene.