Pieds Collection
"Pieds: A Journey through Art, History
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"Pieds: A Journey through Art, History, and Culture" Step into the world of "pieds" as we explore various artworks and historical references that revolve around this intriguing subject. From biblical tales to ancient rituals, these hints offer a glimpse into the significance of feet in different contexts. "The Woman with the Box of Ointment" captures a poignant moment from the Bible's Women of the Bible series. Here, an illustration depicts a woman tenderly holding a box of ointment, emphasizing her care for Jesus' feet. In Fol. 89r Hot Water from Tacuinum Santiatis Codex Vindobonensis (vellum), we witness an ancient practice where hot water is used to cleanse and rejuvenate weary feet—a timeless act of self-care transcending centuries. The pastel artwork "Seated Woman Drying Her Feet" transports us to 1893 when delicate strokes on board portray a serene scene. This piece invites contemplation on personal moments spent tending to one's own feet after a long day. Moving back to biblical narratives, "Christ and Mary Magdalene at the Banquet of Simon the Pharisee" showcases Mary's profound devotion as she washes Jesus' feet with her tears—an act symbolizing humility and repentance. Engravings like "Ruth aux pieds de Booz" and "Aman surpris par Assuerus aux pieds d Esther" depict pivotal moments in history where individuals find themselves at someone else's feet—moments that shape destinies or reveal vulnerability. Another engraving portrays Jesus washing his disciples' feet in an act of servitude titled "Jesus lave les pieds de ses apôtres. " This powerful image encapsulates Christ's teachings on humility and love for others. Beyond religious depictions lie glimpses into everyday life.