208 Cm Collection

Nine sheep 1646 Etching state Plate 5 1 / 2 8 3 / 16
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Four boys two satyrs goat 1654 Etching first state
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Four Elements 1588 Engraving Sheet 11 3 / 4 8 3 / 16
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Le Christ et La Samaritaine Christ Samaritan Woman
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Edouard Mole ca 1653 Engraving second state
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Five boys satyr 1646 Etching first state two
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Plate 9 Romans Defeated Dutch Troops Bonna War
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Portrait Simon-Nicolas-Henri Linguet 1780 Etching
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Portrait Guillaume Coustou 1770 Etching engraving
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Plate 2 Romans Taking Old Dutch Men Hostages
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martyrdom Saint Sebastian three archers angel arrives bearing
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"208 cm: A Journey through Art and History" Step into the world of art as we explore various masterpieces that carry the intriguing measurement of 208 cm. From etchings to engravings, each piece tells a unique story. In "Nine sheep" (1646), an etching by an unknown artist, we witness a pastoral scene where nine sheep graze peacefully in a field. The delicate lines capture their woolly forms with precision. Moving on to another etching, "Four boys two satyrs goat" (1654) presents a lively composition filled with mythical creatures and playful children. This first state print showcases intricate details that bring this whimsical scene to life. Costume Study Belmonte Abduction Seraglio W takes us back to the world of opera. Created by an unidentified artist, this artwork offers insights into costume design during its time. "The Four Elements" (1588) is an engraving that explores the fundamental forces shaping our world - earth, air, fire, and water. With meticulous craftsmanship, it invites viewers to ponder upon these essential aspects of existence. A biblical narrative unfolds in "Le Christ et La Samaritaine Christ Samaritan Woman. " This captivating piece portrays Jesus engaging in conversation with the Samaritan woman at Jacob's well—an encounter rich with symbolism and spiritual significance. Edouard Mole's engraving from ca 1653 captures our attention next. In its second state, this artwork reveals subtle changes made by the artist over time—a testament to his creative process and evolution as an engraver. "Five boys satyr" (1646) transports us once again into mythological realms populated by mischievous figures. This first state etching depicts five young boys accompanied by a satyr—the perfect blend of innocence and mischief captured on paper for eternity. Plate 9 Romans Defeated Dutch Troops Bonna War immerses us in historical conflict.