Gloved Collection
"Gloved: A Journey Through Time and Artistry" Step into the world of "gloved" hands, where history and craftsmanship intertwine
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"Gloved: A Journey Through Time and Artistry" Step into the world of "gloved" hands, where history and craftsmanship intertwine. From the mysterious Plague doctor of the 18th century to the futuristic Fusion reactor maintenance T180/0078, gloves have played an intriguing role throughout time. In a captivating advertisement from c. 1900, litho prints showcase elegant gloved hands that exude sophistication and style. These gloves were not just a fashion statement but also symbolized social status and refinement. An older gentleman's weathered hands tell tales of wisdom and experience, reminding us that gloves can be more than mere accessories; they can hold memories within their fibers. "The Fan, " an exquisite piece of art, captures delicate fingers adorned with lacy gloves gracefully holding a fan. It speaks volumes about femininity, elegance, and hidden desires. The portrait of Major General Sir Barry Close, Bart (c. 1811-1850), reveals power emanating from his gloved hand - a symbol of authority in military leadership during that era. Murrough O'Brien, 1st Earl of Inchiquin (c. 1660-70), dons luxurious gloves in his oil on canvas portrait as he gazes confidently into the distance. The gloves become emblematic of nobility and prestige. King Gustav I of Sweden is immortalized twice through paintings showcasing him wearing regal gauntlets - symbols both for protection in battle and majesty on the throne. Pieter Haringh the Younger's etching from 1655 depicts skilled craftsmen meticulously creating intricately designed leather gloves - highlighting their importance as works of art themselves. "The Fountain of Life, " with its fresco detail featuring a young cavalier wearing gloves from 1418-30 evokes thoughts about chivalry, courtly love, and medieval customs surrounding glove-wearing rituals. Lastly, "Fist Fighter, " a porcelain sculpture from c.