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Symphony, 1845. Creator: Unknown
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Symphony, 1845. Creator: Unknown
Symphony, 1845. Bronze plaque, detail of the Beethoven Monument to German composer Ludwig van Beethoven in Bonn. The plaque depicts mythological or allegorical figures. From " Illustrated London News", 1845, Vol VII
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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail of the Beethoven Monument in Bonn, Germany. Created in 1845 by an unknown artist, this bronze plaque is a true testament to the genius of German composer Ludwig van Beethoven. The plaque features an array of mythological and allegorical figures that seem to come alive through the lens. Amidst the intricate design, one can spot angelic cherubs, known as amorini, playing musical instruments with utmost grace. These cherubs symbolize the ethereal beauty and divine inspiration behind Beethoven's symphonies. A female muse stands elegantly beside them, holding a lyre—a classic representation of music and artistic expression. The attention to detail in this 19th-century engraving is remarkable; every line etched onto the plaque tells a story. Mythical creatures such as griffins add an element of mystique while emphasizing Beethoven's legendary status as a composer. Originally featured in "Illustrated London News" back in 1845, this historic photograph transports us back to Victorian Britain when art and culture flourished. It serves as a reminder of how timeless masterpieces like Symphony continue to inspire generations even centuries later. As we gaze upon this print from The Print Collector collection, we are reminded that art has no boundaries—it transcends time and connects people across countries and cultures.
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