Emphasized Collection

Vinolia Advertisement
An illustrated advertisement for Vinolia Company Limited, promoting Royal Vinolia Cream, a product to defend complexion against air attacks in the form of cold wind

Unique Forms Continuity Space 1913 cast 1950
Unique Forms, Continuity, Space, 1913, cast 1950, Bronze, 47 3/4 x 35 15 3/4, 121.3 88.9 40 cm, Sculpture, Umberto Boccioni, Italian, Reggio, 18821916, Sorte, Futurists, celebration, fast pace

Valley Fir Shade Mountain 1909 Oil canvas 29 x 35 1 / 2
Artokoloro

Pines Shore 1896 Oil canvas 21 1 / 4 x 25 3 / 4 54 65. 4 cm
Artokoloro

Ascension Christ 1513 Oil fir Overall 24 1 / 4 x 15
Artokoloro

Peasant family and the slaughter of a pig, Adriaen van Ostade, 1650-1654

Lady Tying on Hat 1904
An impression of the lady of fashion: the S-bend silhouette is emphasized by bulky frills on the decollete bodice & the hip clinging skirt. She ties her hat on with a ribbon

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"Emphasized: A journey through art and time. From the elegant Vinolia Advertisement to the captivating Unique Forms Continuity Space 1913 cast in 1950, every piece tells a story. Valley Fir Shade Mountain takes us back to 1909, with its breathtaking oil canvas capturing nature's beauty. Pines Shore transports us even further, to 1896, where we can almost feel the salty breeze on our skin. Ascension Christ brings us closer to history with its remarkable depiction from 1513. And what about that mysterious painting titled '???"????. . ??????£'? It leaves us pondering its enigmatic message. Adriaen van Ostade's Peasant family and the slaughter of a pig immerses us in rural life during the mid-17th century, showcasing both hardship and tradition. Finally, Lady Tying on Hat from 1904 exudes elegance and grace as she adorns herself for an occasion unknown to us but surely significant in her world. Each artwork emphasizes different aspects of human existence - whether it be beauty, spirituality, or everyday life - inviting viewers to explore their own interpretations.