Faraglioni di Capri, Naples | Italy (by Roberto Amati)
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Faraglioni di Capri, Naples | Italy (by Roberto Amati)
Brooch
gold, opal, and enamel
by Renรฉ Lalique
Victorian 18k Gold and Platinum Star Sapphire and Diamond Ring
Sailor
Nino Cesarini, lover, male model and muse to French poet Count Fersen, posing in Roman-style attire on the portico of Villa Lysis in Capri. 1906
Hercules, engraving by Giorgio Ghisi (1520 โ 15 December 1582) after Giovanni Battista Bertani, 1558. Title: Gli oscuri et dificili passi dell'opera ionica di Vitruvio. Di latino volgare et alla chiara inteligentia tradotti. (The dark and difficult passages of Vitruvian's Ionic work. From Latin vulgar and to the clear intelligentia translated.) Description: Book ; Ornament and architecture; Books ; Date: 1558 ; Medium: Printed book with woodcut illustrations and engraved frontispiece ; Dimensions: 15 1/2 x 10 1/4 x 11/16 in. (39.4 x 26.1 x 1.7 cm) ; Collection: Metropolitan Museum of Art ; Current location: Drawings and Prints ; Accession number: 38.27 ; Credit line: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1938.
http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/348262
Volodymyr Tsisaryk (b. 1978), Ukrainian artist.
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Mask, French, late 18thโearly 19th century, from the MET
Description:
Chalcedony cameo of a male offerant, Roman, 1st century AD
from the Michael C. Carlos Museum
Gold and jade pectoral, Mixtec, circa 1200-1519
from The Cleveland Museum of Art
Stunning carved ivory and coral statuette.
Filippo Planzone, 'il Siciliano' (1610 โ 1636), The "Caged Horse", 1624. The sculpture is a masterpiece of carving, crafted from a single piece of ivory. Planzone was a self-taught artist of exceptional talent, becoming an unsurpassed master of coral, ivory, and wood, considered one of the greatest exponents of 17th-century micro-sculpture. He died at just 26 in Genoa, likely of the plague, interrupting the career of one of the greatest virtuosos of his time.