Fragmenten van tekst bij een prent van het tafereel van Cebes 1561 - 1596
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photo of handprinted image
light pencil work
pale colours
light coloured
old engraving style
repetition of white
white palette
creamy
fading type
repetition of white colour
"Fragmenten van tekst bij een prent van het tafereel van Cebes" is a 16th-century artwork currently housed at the Rijksmuseum. It features four small squares of paper, each with a fragment of text and a few letters visible, such as 'NTI' and 'LO'. The work's minimalist approach suggests a focus on the power of language and the mystery of incomplete narratives. These fragments, likely from a larger text related to the "Table of Cebes", offer a glimpse into a forgotten world, encouraging viewers to contemplate the nature of loss and the significance of fragmented knowledge. The artwork, with its intricate details and historical significance, serves as a reminder of the enduring power of written word and the enduring mystery of incomplete stories.
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