5 1 16 Collection
"Exploring the Artistic Journey: A Captivating Glimpse into '5 1 16'" Step into a world where art speaks volumes
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"Exploring the Artistic Journey: A Captivating Glimpse into '5 1 16'" Step into a world where art speaks volumes, as we delve into the captivating pieces that make up "5 1 16. " From the portrait of Jan Pietersz Sweelinck, an esteemed organist and musician, to the heart-wrenching woodcut depicting "Two Mothers Children Die Kinderaue, " this collection takes us on a journey through time and emotions. The enthralling engraving of the "Entombment" transports us back to a period between 1500-1534. Its second state reveals intricate details that draw us closer to understanding the artist's vision. Meanwhile, in Leonardo da Vinci's iconic masterpiece, "Last Supper, " Christ sits at the center, embracing John—a poignant reminder of love and friendship. A gentleman turned three-quarters left wearing an enigmatic expression invites our curiosity. In his self-portrait from 1537, we catch a glimpse of his soul at age thirty-five—an engraving that captures both vulnerability and strength. Moving forward in time, we encounter an intense depiction of Christ's agony in the garden—etched onto paper with meticulous precision by an unknown artist in 1597. The scene evokes empathy for Christ's suffering during his final hours. Mechelen (or Mechlin) comes alive through a stunning etching from its first state—a testament to its rich history and architectural beauty dating back to 1664. Two sheets reveal different perspectives on this enchanting cityscape. Intriguingly juxtaposed against these works is a portrayal of four young boys accompanied by a satyr goat—a copy from the seventeenth century. This piece reminds us of innocence amidst chaos and serves as a timeless reflection on youthfulness. Judas kissing Christ while surrounded by soldiers triggers powerful emotions within us all. Witness St Peter attacking Malchus, an act of loyalty and defiance in the face of betrayal.