1557–1602 Collection
"Exploring the Artistic Journey of 1557–1602: From Coat of Arms to Cardinal Sampieri Family" Step into the captivating world of 1557–1602
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"Exploring the Artistic Journey of 1557–1602: From Coat of Arms to Cardinal Sampieri Family" Step into the captivating world of 1557–1602, a period filled with artistic brilliance and diverse creations. One notable masterpiece from this era is the Coat of Arms Cardinal Sampieri Family, crafted between 1590-95. This stunning piece showcases intricate details that symbolize power and prestige. Another remarkable artwork is the Bust of an Old Man, dating back to around 1583. Through its engraved features, we catch a glimpse into the wisdom and experience etched on his face. The collection also includes Studies and Sketches Figures Standing Male Nude in Frontal View. These meticulous studies demonstrate the artist's dedication to capturing human anatomy with precision and grace. Intriguing narratives unfold in works like Satyr Whipping Nymph Shown Bound to Tree, where one satyr mercilessly punishes while another bears witness. The emotions conveyed through this scene are both powerful and thought-provoking. Delve further into this collection to discover Etchings, Engravings, Imitation Drawings - each piece showcasing technical mastery and creativity at its finest. One particularly striking engraving titled "Aeneas' Family Fleeing Troy" transports us back to ancient times as we witness their desperate escape from destruction – a testament to humanity's resilience even in dire circumstances. Amongst these treasures lie Studies of Nudes and Human Heads created between 1557-1602; these sketches offer insights into the artist's exploration of form, light, and expression throughout their career. The phrase "Omnia Vincit Amor" (Love Conquers All) takes center stage in an enchanting engraving from 1599. With a plate size measuring 5⅞ x 3/8 inches, it encapsulates love's enduring power over all obstacles.