XLIV Finis ad alta levatis by Roemer Visscher

XLIV Finis ad alta levatis 1614

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aged paper

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toned paper

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homemade paper

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ink paper printed

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sketch book

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personal sketchbook

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sketchbook drawing

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watercolour illustration

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sketchbook art

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watercolor

"XLIV Finis ad alta levatis" is a 1614 engraving by Roemer Visscher, a Dutch artist known for his detailed depictions of architecture. The artwork shows a tall church spire with a bell tower rising above the surrounding buildings, creating a sense of grandeur and aspiration. The engraving, part of a larger series, is a visual representation of the Latin phrase "Finis ad alta levatis," meaning "the end is lifted up to the heights," a symbolic statement on ambition and achievement. This piece provides a glimpse into the Dutch cityscape of the 17th century and the artistic appreciation of architectural detail.

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