A pair of enigmatic woodcuts—likely 17th-century impressions based on Cesare Ripa’s iconic Iconologia, first published in Rome in 1593. The allegorical imagery, steeped in Renaissance symbolism, invites quiet contemplation. Their exact date remains uncertain, adding to their mystery and charm.
Newly mounted in silver-toned wooden frames with art glass, they now rest within a refined contemporary setting—poised between past and present.
Dimensions:
Height: 46 cm
Width: 36,5 cm
