Maior Collection (page 2)

"Maior: Exploring the Vastness of Knowledge and Beauty" Step into the world of "Maior" - a captivating journey through time, culture, and nature

Maior Collection: Allegory America mid-17th-late 17th century

Allegory America mid-17th-late 17th century
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Great Tit - sits and waits for food in the improvised bird-feeder made of juice-box (Parus maior L.) Date:

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Great Tit - ruffles up its plumage in freezing weather - tucks in one foot away from cold - tries to keep warm at -35 degrees celsius (Parus maior L.) Date:

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Great Tit - tries to keep warm at -35 degrees celcius - in parkland woods (Parus maior L.) Date:

Maior Collection: from Atlas maior. Amsterdam, Johannes Blaeu, 1662 Atlas. A detail from a map of the

from Atlas maior. Amsterdam, Johannes Blaeu, 1662 Atlas. A detail from a map of the East Indies showing, outlined in pink, the first European discoveries along the Cape York Peninsula

Maior Collection: Liber Feudorum Maior. end 12th c. Royal cartularium

Liber Feudorum Maior. end 12th c. Royal cartularium made by order of Alfonso el Casto. Cover depicting the king Alfonso giving orders to Ramon Calders about the Royal Archive. Romanesque art

Maior Collection: Liber Feudorum Maior. end 12th c. Oath of allegiance

Liber Feudorum Maior. end 12th c. Oath of allegiance. Royal cartularium made by order of Alfonso el Casto. Fol. 12 (front). Romanesque art. Miniature Painting. SPAIN. Barcelona

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"Maior: Exploring the Vastness of Knowledge and Beauty" Step into the world of "Maior" - a captivating journey through time, culture, and nature. Just like Marcus Porcius Cato, the Roman statesman known for his wisdom and integrity, this collection invites you to embrace knowledge as a guiding light. As we unfold the pages of Atlas Novus from the 17th century, marvel at its intricate maps that once guided explorers across uncharted territories. From the Caribbean to Europe's mysterious Tartarians, these maps reveal both the wonders and complexities of our world. But "Maior" is not limited to cartography alone; it encompasses diverse realms. St. James Major gazes upon us from an oak panel painting with an intensity that echoes his significance in Christian history. Meanwhile, a purple-stained laelia orchid named Cattleya purpurata captivates with its vibrant hues - a testament to nature's artistry. Turning our attention towards daily life, an illuminated calendar for February 1846 beckons us to appreciate each passing day with grace and intentionality. Comfrey and savory intertwine in harmony while Plantain stands tall beside ribwort plantain - reminding us of nature's healing powers within reach. Delving deeper into flora diversity, red loosestrife dances alongside figwort while woody fleabane reveals its deceptive name next to false information about it. Amidst this botanical tapestry lies wild clary sage intertwined with common threads - showcasing how perception can shape reality. "Maior" encapsulates more than just individual elements; it represents our collective quest for understanding and appreciation. It urges us to explore beyond what we know by embracing history's lessons, admiring nature's wonders, and cherishing cultural treasures that enrich our lives. So let "Maior" be your guide as you embark on your own journey of discovery, for within its pages lies a world waiting to be explored.