52 Cm Collection

Carl Peter Mazer Beata Bendix nA e Travel painting
Carl Peter Mazer, Beata Bendix, nee of Travel, painting, oil on canvas, Height: 62 cm (24.4), Width: 52 cm (20.4)

Rest Flight Egypt Engraving Sheet 3 7 / 8 2 1 / 16
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Asian Art, Vase, China, Tang dynasty, 618-907, 618, 907, Jade, H. 2 16 in. 5. 2 cm
Asian Art, Vase, China, Tang dynasty (618-907), 618, 907, Jade, H. 2 16 in. (5.2 cm)

Virgin Child Two Boys 1507 Engraving first state
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Head old man wearing cap profile left 1625-77
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Pope Dance Death 1651 Etching second state four
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Christmas Eve published Harper Weekly January 3
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Woman winged head standing niche ca 1510-27
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Leaf Aedes Walpolianae mounted two drawings Salon Chimney
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Head man protruding chin snub nose looking upwards
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Leaf Aedes Walpolianae mounted two drawings Hall Chimney-Piece
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Leaf Aedes Walpolianae mounted print drawing
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Leaf Aedes Walpolinae mounted hand-written sheet
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Leaf Aedes Walpolianae mounted two prints Three Soldiers
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Lindisfarne Castle Holy Island Northumberland
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Leaf Aedes Walpolianae mounted two drawings Side
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Wine Papyrus Treasuries Amun Tomb Rekhmire New Kingdom
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Apollo Game Mythology Jeu de la Mythologie 1644
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Man Water 18th century Etching New Holl second state
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"Exploring Art and History: Unveiling the Dimensions of 52 cm" In the world of art, dimensions often hold significant meaning. Let's embark on a journey through various artworks and historical engravings that feature the intriguing measurement of 52 cm. Our first stop takes us to the captivating painting titled "Rest Flight Egypt. " Created by Carl Peter Mazer Beata Bendix nA e Travel, this masterpiece transports us to ancient times with its vivid depiction. As we observe closely, we notice intricate details etched into Sheet 3 7/8 x 2 1/16 inches. Moving forward, we delve into Asian art from China's Tang dynasty (618-907). A remarkable jade vase catches our attention; standing at an impressive height of 2 feet and 16 inches (5. 2 cm), it showcases the craftsmanship prevalent during this era. Shifting gears, we encounter an engraving dating back to the year 1507. Titled "Virgin Child Two Boys, " this artwork in its first state captivates viewers with its delicate portrayal of innocence and love. Continuing our exploration, a profile portrait from the years 1625-77 captures our gaze. The head of an old man wearing a cap gazes leftward, revealing his wisdom acquired over time. Next up is an etching called "Pope Dance Death" from the year 1651. In its second state, this piece presents four distinct scenes that depict both mortality and spirituality intertwined. As we approach Christmas Eve in history, published in Harper Weekly on January third is a heartwarming reminder of festive celebrations that bring joy to all corners of society. Stepping further into artistic diversity, a woman with a winged head stands gracefully within a niche circa ca1510-27. This unique representation sparks curiosity about her significance within her surroundings. The leaflet titled "Aedes Walpolianae" presents us with mounted drawings and prints.