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Right Edges Collection

"Exploring the Right Edges: A Journey through Art and Faith" In a world filled with beauty and wonder


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"Exploring the Right Edges: A Journey through Art and Faith" In a world filled with beauty and wonder, Peter received heaven's blessings as he embraced the teachings of Christ. His heart was touched by divine grace, just like Mary who found solace in her devotion. The Study Decoration at Salle des Fetes La Mairie du 11e arrondissement de Paris captivated onlookers with its intricate details. The Child Head from the 17th century, drawn delicately in red chalk on cream laid paper, exuded innocence and purity. Madonna Child Saints Angels adorned another masterpiece from the same era. The vibrant strokes of red chalk brought to life a celestial scene that left viewers awe-inspired. Meanwhile, Mary Magdalen Wilderness depicted solitude and introspection through skillful pen strokes on brown ink. Two Dead Birds - Quail Long-Beaked Bird from 1685-1755 showcased nature's fragility frozen in time. Brushed with shades of gray, black, and brown, these delicate creatures reminded us of life's fleeting moments. Three Figures recto Sketches Kneeling Putti verso revealed an artist's exploration of human form and emotion. With each stroke of pen or brush, they captured the essence of vulnerability and strength within these figures. Saint Francis emerged from another artwork spanning centuries between 1600-1800. Pen strokes in brown ink combined with precise brushwork portrayed his unwavering faith amidst adversity. An Audience recto Sketch nude woman verso transported viewers back to the captivating allure of the 17th century. This piece celebrated both artistry and sensuality while leaving room for interpretation. Saint Catherine Flanked Male Female Saint depicted unity among diverse souls seeking spiritual enlightenment during a tumultuous period in history – yet finding solace together. Lastly, Bust Bearded Figure drew attention to an enigmatic character rendered meticulously using black and red ochre chalk between 1515-24.