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Plate Nine, from A New Book of Ornaments, 1704. Creator: Simon Gribelin
Plate Nine, from A New Book of Ornaments, 1704
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Amorini Book Of Ornaments Cherubim Complex Complexity Engraving On Paper Gribelin Simon Ornamental Ornate Simon Gribelin Simon Gribelin Ii Suit Of Armour Angelic Cherubs Putti
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Plate Nine from A New Book of Ornaments, created by Simon Gribelin in 1704, offers a captivating glimpse into the intricate and ornate world of Baroque decorative arts. This engraving on paper, hailing from eighteenth-century France, showcases a complex composition filled with an array of cherubs, amorini, birds, and animals, all intertwined in a harmonious yet intricate design. The central focus of the image is a suit of armor, adorned with elaborate ornamentation, which is held by two putti or cherubs. Their youthful faces, filled with curiosity and mischief, contrast sharply with the heavy and intricate armor they hold. The armor itself is a marvel of design, with intricate patterns and delicate engravings that reveal a level of complexity and craftsmanship that speaks to the skill of the artist. Surrounding the armor are various birds, some perched on branches, while others fly overhead. These birds add a touch of natural beauty to the image, providing a welcome contrast to the ornate and decorative elements. The cherubs and putti, with their playful expressions and delicate wings, add a sense of whimsy and lightness to the composition. This engraving, now housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of the past. It invites us to explore the intricacies of Baroque design, to marvel at the complexity of the patterns and the skill of the artist, and to appreciate the beauty and elegance of the ornamental arts.
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