Natural Elements 4 Collection
"Exploring the Mysteries of Natural Elements: From Iconoclasts to Divine Apparitions" Step back in time to the 14th century
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"Exploring the Mysteries of Natural Elements: From Iconoclasts to Divine Apparitions" Step back in time to the 14th century, where iconoclasts defiantly throw miniature manuscripts into a blazing fire, symbolizing their rebellion against established norms. Witness this captivating scene captured in a rare manuscript from that era. Traveling forward through history, we encounter another extraordinary event - the Apparition of Virgin Mary in Lourdes. In 1858, Bernadette Soubirous was blessed with a divine vision as the Virgin Mary appeared before her. This engraving from "Religious teaching by the eyes" beautifully depicts this miraculous encounter. Moving on, we find ourselves immersed in Ave Maria's enchanting melody. A mother tenderly holds her child close while surrounded by a flock of sheep on a ferry. This heartwarming image reminds us of the harmonious connection between humans and nature. Next, our journey takes us to witness an age-old craft - baking. Transported to the early 20th century through a chromo print, we observe an artisan baker meticulously tending his oven with passion and dedication. Venturing further into artistic realms, we stumble upon "The Paradise, " part of Hieronymus Bosch's masterpiece "The Garden of Earthly Delights. " Painted in 1503-1504 using oil on panel technique, it portrays Adam and Eve's creation alongside various fantastical creatures within an ethereal landscape. Continuing our exploration through artistry and storytelling techniques, Francesco Hayez's painting captures Rebecca at the well with remarkable detail and emotion. Displayed at Accademia di Brera in Milan, it transports viewers into biblical times with its evocative portrayal. As our journey unfolds deeper into realms both mystical and darkened by human imagination, devils are seen cooking men within cauldrons amidst hellish landscapes—a chilling reminder of humanity's capacity for evil.