12 5 Collection

Fifth Avenue Looking South Thirteenth Street
Fifth Avenue Looking South from Thirteenth Street; Attributed to Silas A. Holmes (American, 1820 - 1886); about 1855; Salted paper print; 31.3 x 39.1 cm (12 5, 16 x 15 3, 8 in.)

Cliff Seaside printed Gustave Le Gray French
Cliff on Seaside; Possibly printed by Gustave Le Gray (French, 1820 - 1884), Firmin Eugene Le Dien (French, 1817 - 1865); Italy; about 1852 - 1853; Salted paper print; 31.3 x 22.8 cm (12 5)

Entrance Sacristy Notre-Dame Paris Charles Negre
Entrance to the Sacristy, Notre-Dame, Paris; Charles Negre (French, 1820 - 1880); Paris, France; about 1853; Salted paper print from paper negatives; 32.1 × 22.9 cm (12 5, 8 × 9 in.)

Princeton East Carleton Watkins American 1829
Princeton - East; Carleton Watkins (American, 1829 - 1916); 1860; Salted paper print; 31.3 x 41.4 cm (12 5, 16 x 16 5, 16 in.)

Landscape Stairway Balustrade Jean-Baptiste Oudry
Landscape with a Stairway and Balustrade; Jean-Baptiste Oudry (French, 1686 - 1755); France; about 1744 - 1747; Black and white chalk on faded blue paper; 32.1 × 52.4 cm (12 5, 8 × 20 5, 8 in.)

Window Stairway Old Ursuline Convent New Orleans
Window and Stairway of the Old Ursuline Convent, New Orleans; Arnold Genthe (American, born Germany, 1869 - 1942); New Orleans, Louisiana

Miracle Gadarene Swine Canterbury England 1000
The Miracle of the Gadarene Swine; Canterbury (?), England; about 1000; Tempera colors, gold leaf, and ink on parchment; Leaf: 31.3 x 18.1 cm (12 5, 16 x 7 1, 8 in.)

Astronomer Candlelight Gerrit Dou Dutch 1613
Astronomer by Candlelight; Gerrit Dou (Dutch, 1613 - 1675); Netherlands; late 1650s; Oil on panel; 32 × 21.2 cm (12 5, 8 × 8 3, 8 in.)

Flowers Beetles Hans Hoffmann German 1530 1591
Flowers and Beetles; Hans Hoffmann (German, about 1530 - 1591, 1592); Germany; 1582; Gouache with white chalk over black chalk on vellum; 32.1 × 38.7 cm (12 5, 8 × 15 1, 4 in.)

Portrait Joseph Roulin Vincent van Gogh Dutch
Portrait of Joseph Roulin; Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853 - 1890); 1888; Reed and quill pens and brown ink and black chalk; 32.1 × 24.4 cm (12 5, 8 × 9 5, 8 in.)

Wooded Landscape Paulus van Liender Dutch 1731
Wooded Landscape; Paulus van Liender (Dutch, 1731 - 1797); about 1780 - 1790; Pen and gray ink and wash over black chalk; 32 x 29 cm (12 5, 8 x 11 7, 16 in.)

Landscape Chateau Gaillard Jean-Jacques de Boissieu
Landscape with the Chateau Gaillard; Jean-Jacques de Boissieu (French, 1736 - 1810); 1796; Pen with black and gray ink and brush and gray wash

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"12 5: A Captivating Collection of Artistic Hints from Around the World" Step into a world of artistic wonders as we explore "12 5, " an enchanting compilation that takes us on a visual journey through time and space. First, we find ourselves on Fifth Avenue, looking south towards Thirteenth Street, where the bustling cityscape comes to life in vivid detail. The image captures the essence of urban energy and modernity. Next, our gaze is drawn to the mesmerizing Cliff Seaside printed by Gustave Le Gray, a French master who skillfully portrays nature's raw beauty with his camera lens. The crashing waves against rugged cliffs transport us to distant shores. As we enter the sacristy of Notre-Dame Paris through Charles Negre's lens, we are immersed in an atmosphere of sacredness and reverence. Every intricate detail tells a story of devotion and faith. Moving across continents, Carleton Watkins' photograph transports us to Princeton East in America during the early 19th century. His landscape captures both grandeur and serenity as nature unfolds before our eyes. Jean-Baptiste Oudry's masterpiece invites us into an opulent setting adorned with a majestic stairway balustrade. Each brushstroke brings out its architectural splendor while showcasing Oudry's mastery over light and shadow. The window stairway at Old Ursuline Convent in New Orleans beckons us with its mysterious allure. Its history whispers secrets from centuries past as it stands witness to countless stories within its walls. In Canterbury England circa 1000 AD, we witness Gerrit Dou capturing an astronomer engrossed in his studies by candlelight—a testament to human curiosity and relentless pursuit of knowledge even amidst darkness. Hans Hoffmann's delicate portrayal showcases flowers alongside beetles—an ode to nature's intricate balance between fragility and resilience. It reminds us that even small creatures play vital roles in the grand tapestry of life.