Dec 27, 2024
Very rare German baroque ""Memento Mori" vanity from the early 18th century representing the duality of life and death, magnificent work of sculpture.
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Very rare German baroque ""Memento Mori" vanity from the early 18th century representing the duality of life and death, magnificent work of sculpture.
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céramique.
„Vanity of vanities”… You know the drill
Ink and watercolour on paper, 24x32 cm
source : @cheminer-poesie-cressant
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au pied du grand noyer
péniblement je m’embourbe
et je tombe à genoux dans sa terre
lui tient droit malgré la boue et le froid
bien arrimé à l'hiver
ses racines doucement cheminantes
il fait de moi un simple errant
épuisé et sans attache
mendiant d'une route vaine
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© Pierre Cressant
(jeudi 26 décembre 2024)
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The second artwork of the cross stitch mini gallery is this vanité (if someone knows the name of the original artwork, please share it)
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François Carli d'après Pierre Puget - "Le Bienheureux Alexandre Sauli"
Jean-Baptiste Corot - "Le Bouleau"
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