Torsion Collection
"Torsion: Unleashing the Power of Medieval War Machines and Roman Weapons" Step back in time to witness the awe-inspiring might of torsion
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"Torsion: Unleashing the Power of Medieval War Machines and Roman Weapons" Step back in time to witness the awe-inspiring might of torsion, a force that propelled medieval war machines into action. Explore the captivating world of catapults and parabolic motion machines, as depicted in an intriguing engraving from Museo Militar in 1883. Marvel at the intricate design of ballistas, another remarkable creation harnessed by torsion. An engraving from Museo Militar showcases this Roman weapon known as an onager, revealing its formidable power. Delve into artistry with "The Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence, " an oil painting on canvas that captures the intense emotions surrounding this historical event. Immerse yourself in St. Jerome's solitude within a desert landscape, beautifully portrayed through oil on canvas around 1700. Discover how torsion transcends time and medium with "The Shade, " a bronze sculpture conceived around 1880 and cast between 1925-27. This masterpiece embodies both strength and grace through its meticulously crafted form. Behold Neptune, depicted in two stunning bronze sculptures from the second half of the 17th century. Marvel at their intricate details captured in engravings or experience them firsthand at Museo Militar. Witness Michelangelo's influence through "The Battle of Cascina" or "The Bathers, " an oil-on-panel artwork dating back to 1542. This masterpiece showcases torsion's impact even within artistic representations. Travel further back to ancient Greece with "The Wrestlers, " a digitally enhanced illustration from Victor Duruy's History of Greece published in 1890. Feel the tension build as these athletes engage in fierce combat while embodying torsional energy. Explore sketches for grand paintings adorning Venice's Ducal Palace Salone del Maggior Consiglio—a testament to how artists utilized torsional concepts to create breathtaking masterpieces throughout history.