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Design for a Tabernacle, Plate 1 from the series Tabernacle, Printed ca. 1750-56
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Design for a Tabernacle, Plate 1 from the series Tabernacle, Printed ca. 1750-56
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Alter Blessed Engelbrecht Martin Enghelbrecht Martin Franz Xavier Habermann Habermann Franz Xavier Heart Martin Engelbrecht Martin Enghelbrecht Sacred Sacred Heart Tabernacle Baroque Era
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This print captures the intricate design of a tabernacle, Plate 1 from the series Tabernacle, printed around 1750-56. Created by German artist Franz Xavier Habermann, this piece showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of the baroque era. The tabernacle is an architectural structure typically found in Christian churches, serving as a sacred space to house religious artifacts or symbols. This particular design features elaborate details and ornate carvings that reflect the opulence and grandeur associated with baroque art. The etching technique used by Habermann brings out every delicate line and curve, emphasizing the meticulousness involved in its creation. The contrast between light and dark adds depth to the image, enhancing its dramatic effect. As we gaze at this print, we are transported back to eighteenth-century Germany when religious devotion was at its peak. The concept of sacredness is palpable through every stroke of Habermann's hand. It reminds us of our rich heritage rooted in Christianity and serves as a testament to our enduring faith. Currently housed in The Metropolitan Museum of Art (the Met), this artwork stands as a symbol of cultural preservation. Its presence within these walls allows visitors to connect with history on a profound level while appreciating the artistic genius behind it. This print not only captures an architectural masterpiece but also invites contemplation about our spiritual journey and connection to something greater than ourselves – reminding us that beauty can be found even in places dedicated solely to worship.
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