Pair Of Compasses Collection
"A Journey through Time: Exploring the Symbolic Power of a Pair of Compasses" In 1898, A
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"A Journey through Time: Exploring the Symbolic Power of a Pair of Compasses" In 1898, A. Hansen, the first officer on the Knivsberg ship, found solace in his pair of compasses as he navigated uncharted waters. Christian Wilhelm Allers captured this moment beautifully. A seaman studying a sea map with a pair of compasses in hand reminds us of the importance of precision and accuracy when charting our course in life's vast ocean. Urania, the muse of astronomy, gracefully holds a pair of compasses as she guides us through the celestial wonders above. This statue symbolizes our eternal quest for knowledge and understanding. An unknown artist from England crafted an exquisite panel around 1720 featuring intricate designs intertwined with a pair of compasses. It serves as a reminder that craftsmanship knows no bounds. Giovanni Battista Tiepolo's "The Philosopher" depicts wisdom personified holding a pair of compasses—a testament to humanity's relentless pursuit to comprehend life's mysteries. A Masonic apron from late 18th-century Massachusetts proudly displays symbols including an emblematic pair of compasses. It represents unity and brotherhood among Freemasons dedicated to moral values. H. C. Anderson cherished his leather Masonic apron adorned with an elegant depiction of two crossed pairs of compasses—symbolizing his commitment to upholding Masonic principles during the mid-20th century. Paris Manuscript H showcases two types of adjustable-opening compasses on folio 108v—an invaluable tool for scholars seeking precise measurements and calculations throughout history. "The Madagascar Portrait" immortalizes Thomas Howard and Aletheia Talbot amidst their opulent surroundings, where even their fine stiletto dividers made from brass are prominently displayed—a testament to their refined taste and intellect.