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Ars magna lucis et umbrae, 1646. Creator: Kircher, Athanasius (1602-1680)
Ars magna lucis et umbrae, 1646. Private Collection
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1646 Alchemy Astrology Athanasius 1602 1680 Camera Obscura History Of Medicine Kircher Occultism Optics
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This print showcases the renowned work of Athanasius Kircher, a prominent figure in the 17th-century scientific community. Titled "Ars magna lucis et umbrae" and created in 1646, this piece is a testament to Kircher's vast knowledge and expertise across various disciplines. Kircher's masterpiece delves into the realms of alchemy, astrology, astronomy, and mythology, all intricately intertwined within its intricate design. The artist's baroque style shines through his use of etching techniques to bring forth a visual feast for the eyes. The image also highlights Kircher's fascination with optics and the camera obscura. His exploration of light and shadow is masterfully depicted here, showcasing his understanding of their profound impact on art and science alike. With its rich historical context, this artwork serves as a window into an era when medicine was evolving rapidly. It offers glimpses into how ancient beliefs about occultism influenced medical practices during that time. Currently housed in a private collection, this fine art print preserves not only Kircher's genius but also provides us with valuable insights into the history of medicine and graphic arts in Germany during the Baroque period.
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