Glazen deur en panelen by Jean Pelletier

Glazen deur en panelen 1772 - 1779

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drawing, paper, engraving

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drawing

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neoclacissism

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classical-realism

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paper

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form

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classicism

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line

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cityscape

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decorative-art

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engraving

Dimensions: height 326 mm, width 205 mm

Copyright: Rijks Museum: Open Domain

This print of a glass door and panel, created by Jean Pelletier, features a floral motif above the door. The vase of flowers is a symbol of transience, beauty, and, on a deeper level, the cyclical nature of life. We see this symbol echoed through time – from ancient Roman frescoes in Pompeii, where floral garlands celebrated prosperity, to Dutch still life paintings, reminding us of life’s fleeting beauty. Consider the subconscious yearning for renewal and abundance that this simple arrangement evokes. The image taps into a collective memory, resonating across cultures. We are reminded that these symbols are not static, but are fluid, adapting to societal changes. In this case, we see how the vase of flowers has transformed from a symbol of religious offering, to the emblem of domesticity.

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