Base Plate Collection

Concrete slabs with grass growing in the gaps

Coronation Virgin Mary early 16th century mixed technique
Coronation of the Virgin Mary, early 16th century, mixed technique on coniferous wood, 51 x 58 cm, not marked (?). On the base plate of the throne bench in the lower left in dark red color Fantasy

Basket bearer 1918 bronze 87. 5 x 30. 5 x 21. 5 cm
Basket bearer, 1918, bronze, 87.5 x 30.5 x 21.5 cm, monogrammed on the right edge of the base plate: C.B. Carl Burckhardt, Lindau/Zurich 1878-1923 Ligornetto/Tessin

Eco-friendly paving of a parking lot with clover and grass, Germany

Marking on the ground showing the course of the former Berlin Wall, Government District, Berlin, Berlin, Germany

Anaerobiospirillum thomasii flagella, TEM
Flagella of a spiral bacterium. Coloured transmission electron micrograph (TEM) of part of a bacterium with flagella attached (light blue)

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Discover the harmony of art and eco-friendliness in this unique blend of history and innovation. From the intricate details of a 16th century Concrete Virgin Mary, created with a mixed technique, to the modern beauty of a base plate adorned with lush, growing grass in its gaps, this image celebrates the intersection of the old and the new. Elsewhere, the eco-conscious transformation of parking lots continues, as Germany leads the way with clover and grass paving, creating a sustainable solution for urban spaces. A nod to the past is etched into the ground with markings indicating the course of the former Berlin Wall, while the microscopic world comes alive through the magnified view of Anaerobiospirillum thomasii flagella. Balancing the elegance of a basket bearer's 1918 bronze statue (87.5 x 30.5 x 21.5 cm) with the raw power of nature, this collection of images invites us to appreciate the intricacies of our world and the potential for sustainable progress.