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Door and Frame, late 1400s. Creator: Unknown

Door and Frame, late 1400s. Creator: Unknown


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Door and Frame, late 1400s. Creator: Unknown

Door and Frame, late 1400s. This elaborately carved door and frame was intended for use in a protected interior space as suggested by the delicate open tracery above and its use of polychromy. Though its original context is unknown, the doors placement may have been within either a domestic or ecclesiastical building. The inscription in Old French-Mal vit qui ne mande-is enigmatic and has been suggested to translate roughly as " He lives badly who does not ask." The source of the inscription is unclear but may have been a proverb or motto current during the time

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Furniture And Woodwork Late 15th Century


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This print showcases a Door and Frame from the late 1400s, created by an unknown artist. The intricate carvings on this piece suggest its intended use in a protected interior space, as indicated by the delicate open tracery above and its vibrant polychromy. While we are uncertain of its original context, it is plausible that this remarkable door was once part of either a domestic or ecclesiastical building. Adding to the enigmatic allure of this artwork is the inscription in Old French-Mal vit qui ne mande-which roughly translates to "He lives badly who does not ask". The origin of this inscription remains unclear; however, it could have been a popular proverb or motto during that era. Crafted from oak with traces of polychromy, this exceptional piece represents France's rich heritage art from the late 15th century. Preserved at The Cleveland Museum of Art, it stands as a testament to the skill and craftsmanship prevalent during that time period. Through Heritage Art/Heritage Images' lens, we can appreciate every intricate detail and admire how this door and frame seamlessly blend artistic beauty with functional design. This print invites us into history's embrace while leaving us pondering about its mysterious past.

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