1540 50 Collection

Victoria And Albert Museum: Metallic Mirror in carved walnut frame, Italian, 1540-50 (engraving)
6011231 Victoria And Albert Museum: Metallic Mirror in carved walnut frame, Italian, 1540-50 (engraving) by English School

Victoria And Albert Museum: Incense Boat of rock crystal in silver gilt, Spanish, about 1540-50 (engraving)
6011315 Victoria And Albert Museum: Incense Boat of rock crystal in silver gilt, Spanish, about 1540-50 (engraving) by English School

Drawings Prints, Tirburtine, Sibyl, telling, Emperor, Augustus, coming, Christ, Parmigianino
Drawings and Prints, The Tirburtine Sibyl telling the Emperor Augustus of the coming in Christ, after Parmigianino, Artist, After, Parmigianino (Girolamo Francesco Maria Mazzola), Niccolo Vicentino

Design Bucket Vessel Handle Non-Figural Interlaces
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Portrait Woman Oil wood 29 1 / 4 x 22 5 / 8 74. 3 57. 5 cm
Artokoloro

Design Bucket Vessel Handle Interlaced Figures
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Design Bucket Vessel Handle Two Interlaced Captives
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Design Bucket Vessel Handle Strapwork Body Adorned
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Saint Matthew holding staff book turning left
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"Exploring the Artistic Marvels of 1540-50: A Glimpse into Renaissance Masterpieces" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the exquisite craftsmanship of the 16th century with these captivating artworks. The Victoria And Albert Museum showcases a metallic mirror encased in a meticulously carved walnut frame, transporting us to Italy during this period. Its intricate engravings tell tales of elegance and opulence. Continuing our journey, we encounter an incense boat made from rock crystal and silver gilt, hailing from Spain around 1540-50. This engraved masterpiece embodies the fusion of Spanish artistry and religious devotion, evoking a sense of reverence as it exudes delicate beauty. Moving on to drawings prints, we witness Tirburtine Sibyl revealing Emperor Augustus' prophesied arrival of Christ. Parmigianino's skillful strokes bring this scene to life, capturing the anticipation surrounding this significant event. Design enthusiasts will be captivated by non-figural interlaces adorning bucket vessel handles—a testament to the era's fascination with intricate patterns that adorned everyday objects. These designs showcase both creativity and functionality. A stunning portrait painting depicting a woman on wood panel mesmerizes viewers with its lifelike portrayal. Measuring at 29 1/4 x 22 5/8 inches (74. 3 x 57. 5 cm), it offers an intimate glimpse into the fashion and aesthetics prevalent during this period. The design bucket vessel handles take center stage once again—this time featuring interlaced figures that intertwine seamlessly, showcasing artistic mastery through their harmonious composition. In another variation, two interlaced captives grace these handles—a poignant reminder of historical events intertwined with artistic expression—an intriguing blend between form and function. Lastly, feast your eyes upon handle strapwork bodies adorned with exquisite details—the epitome of sophistication within decorative arts during this era.