Peephole Collection
"Unveiling the Hidden Stories: A Peephole into Art and History" Step through the peephole of time and witness captivating tales unfold
All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping
"Unveiling the Hidden Stories: A Peephole into Art and History" Step through the peephole of time and witness captivating tales unfold. From a 15th-century painting depicting Christ in the Garden of Olives, to a silver altar showcasing scenes of betrayal and innocence lost, these artistic masterpieces transport us across centuries. Intrigue deepens as we explore an unsettling cartoon from 1896, revealing societal prejudices. Achille Lemot's work for "Le-Pelerin" forces us to confront uncomfortable truths about discrimination. Moving forward, a tapestry from 16th-century Genoa captures Judas' infamous kiss with intricate detail. Through this peephole into history, we glimpse the complexities of human nature and its capacity for both love and betrayal. Shifting our gaze to more intimate moments, a postcard sent in 1913 shows a young couple locked in an affectionate embrace. This snapshot frozen in time reminds us that love transcends eras. Returning to religious narratives, Paris Nogari's fresco depicts the pivotal moment when Judas betrays Jesus with a kiss before his capture. The Church of Santa Prassede becomes our portal into this poignant scene painted by Nogari between 1594-1600. The silver altar resurfaces once again, adorned with stories from the New Testament - including the nativity and another depiction of Judas' treacherous act. These panels remind us that even within sacred spaces, darkness can lurk alongside light. Venturing beyond paintings and sculptures, we encounter architectural wonders like Cathedrale Saint Lazarus d', where decorative capitals whisper secrets only visible through careful observation. Meanwhile, exterior details on North Gate beckon curious minds to uncover hidden symbolism etched onto stone surfaces. Finally, Raphael's fresco "Disputa" transports us directly inside Stanza della Segnatura itself - inviting contemplation on theological debates and the pursuit of truth.