Elevate the grace of your soundscape with the timeless elegance of Michelangelo's David, reimagined as a headphone stand. This exquisite 3D printed piece captures the serene composure and sublime beauty of the Renaissance masterpiece, providing a pedestal for your headphones when they're not in use. 🎵🎨 🗿 Iconic Sculptural Design: Inspired by Michelangelo's celebrated work. 🎧 Secure and Stylish: Cradle your headphones in the crowning curls of David. 🖼️ Artistic Decor: Adds a touch of classical sophistication to any room. ⚜️ Museum-Quality Aesthetic: A conversation piece that intrigues and impresses. 🎁 Ideal Gift for Art Lovers and Audiophiles: The perfect harmony of art and music in one functional decor piece. Allow David to watch over your desk and infuse your listening experience with the spirit of the Renaissance!

'Solitude' Vase in textured beige by Completedworks x Ekaterina Bazhenova Yamasaki. The vase is thoughtfully handcrafted and finished with a matte white glaze. Suits small, minimal bunches and Ikebana style floral arranging. It can also stand on its own as a sculptural object without any floral arrangement. Solitude's sculptural form reflects a conceptual, theme-based approach, which stands in stark contrast to the classical rules of decoration that pervade traditional ceramics. The flowing contours of the piece reference the way drapery has been used by painters to convey movement since the Renaissance. Dimensions: H 5.51" x W 2.95" x D 2.36" Can be purchase as a bundle together as Yesterday is History, Wake & Solitude.

An alluring bedside companion, the Valentina Large Nightstand introduces a shimmering mix of materials and finishes. Features a mirror-like drawer front created from v-groove cut, back-painted glass to create a striking radial pattern. Ample open storage allows for display, and neatly keeping nighttime reads and bedside essentials. A silkscreened pinstripe detail frames the top and adds a touch of luxe, complemented by tapered legs dressed in Bronze Gold metal ferrules. SmallW24 x D18 x H27 in | Weight 71lbsW81 x D46 x H69 cm | Weight 32kgs LargeW32 x D18 x H27 in | Weight 93lbsW81 x D46 x H69 cm | Weight 42kgs Materials | Birch, Maple Finish | Matte Pearl, Golden Shimmer, Bronze Gold Download Assembly Sheet - Small, Large

I'm taking this Italian Gardens class this semester and we will be checking out around 5 or 6 Renaissance gardens around this region. This garden is Villa Lante and is located in Bagnaia the same small town that the bonfire was in. We went two fridays ago but I was unable to post until now due to being sick with a cold and flu all last week. But this garden was absolutely amazing. However, on that day it was hardly pleasing, it had snow flurried most of the morning and I had to get up earlier than most of the other students because I am volunteering on Friday mornings in the local high school. The english class is all girls and they were very excited to meet us and ask us lots of questions about america and about our lives in america. There were lots of questions about pop culture which I was unable to answer but not so disappointed about that. But I was surprised that there were a few of them that were able to speak and understand our english very well and there were a few of them that I could tell just didnt know it or just didnt care. After that we had lecture about this garden as it was snowing outside then turned to rain and we were in question about going out there. But at the end of the lecture the rain had stopped and we decided to go and I was miserable. I hadnt eaten anything except an espresso on the go and I was terribly unprepared for the cold damp weather outside. So miserably I went along and we waited for the bus to come and when it did we all got on and the driver got off. He smoked a cigarette and then told us we were too many and that he wouldnt take us we would have to take another bus out there. So Ok we waited for another bus out there and got of at the little town so cold and raw out and walked up to the garden. Upon arrival and first step into the garden my spirits had turned, I realized it was totally worth it... The Pegasus fountain, Pegasus in ancient literature was responsible for kicking the ground in the mountains that provided water to support the people. So due to this most of the gardens have a Pegasus fountain. This is the seal of Cardinal Gambera. Gambera meaning prawn or crayfish is the one who built this garden. As a Cardinal he had a great deal of wealth and built this garden for himself while he resided and was a ruler here in Viterbo. This is called a water chain and it runs from one level of the garden to the next and at the head of the fountain here the water comes out of a crayfish showing that Gambera has provided the garden with a source of water. Also a showing of his power. Also in every garden we will see there is always a fountain dedicated to the local river gods as we see here. This was a lunch table with a flow of water through the middle which was used back in the day to keep jugs of wine cool. The bottom of the garden and the grand finale per se.

Antique bust of the Most Holy Christ of Limpias made of polychrome wood paste in the 1950s. It was made in one of the prestigious workshops in Olot. On the back of the figure there is a stamp from the El Renaissance of Olot workshop. They brought out the facial expression very well thanks to the glass eyes they used. The base is made of wood. The state of preservation of the image is very good. However, it has some small cracks and paint losses (some of which can be seen in the sixth and seventh photos). Height: 12.6 In (32 cm) Width: 5 In (12.5 cm) Depth: 5 In (12.5 cm) Weight: 1020 gr This article is authentic and original. That is why it keeps the "Traces of Time". To avoid problems of interpretation of the article, you should carefully look at each of the photographs that I show, because the same photographs show some signs of this passage of time. If you want more photographic or written information, ask me and I will answer you immediately. WARNING ABOUT CASES OF INCIDENTS DURING WHICH YOU MUST READ AND ACCEPT. In the case of deterioration/breakage of articles made of plaster or wood paste, the buyer will receive a full refund of the cost only when the article is returned to the seller. In the event that the buyer wants to keep the item, the seller will provide the buyer with compensation for the repair of the item, which will be determined according to the damage suffered by the item. In no case does the buyer keep the item and the cost of the purchase. If you don't agree, for whatever reason, please don't buy it. Multiple purchases? Ask me to recalculate the shipping cost for a cheaper rate, and according to your country.

A David Yurman icon, the Renaissance cable bracelet combines sculptural form with the brilliant jewel tones found in classical painting. 18-karat yellow gold Multiple gemstones Bracelet, 3.5mm Imported Cablespira is a patented DY construction that is highly flexible and exceptionally comfortable to wear. ABOUT THE BRAND David, a sculptor, and his wife, Sybil, a painter, launched their innovative jewelry brand in 1980 in New York City. Since then, the American design house has pioneered cutting-edge collections-from its iconic combination of sterling silver and diamonds to signature pinky rings. Today, with their son Evan, the Yurmans continue to deliver timeless pieces inspired by nature, art, ancient symbols and Manhattan's stunning architecture. David Yurman. Color: Ruby. Size: XS. false

Autumn, after the antique by Carrier Belleuse, French 1850. This stunning large marble statue is after one of the four Renaissance antique statues of Rome. The first reproduction sculpture was made for the Great Exhibition of 1851 Crystal Palace, by Carrier Belleuse, who was a French artist, who worked in Staffordshire, England, and then later at Sevres porcelain, France, where his studio assistant was Auguste Rodin. Size. 72 cm tall

Elevating any occasion, the Valentina armchair introduces a soft, sculptural silhouette, with low-profile arms and a comfortably rounded back, accentuated by exposed wood trim in a Matte Pearl finish. Made for entertaining and gathering with friends, Valentina is impeccably dressed in a cream and gold textural woven that’s easy to clean. W24 x D26 x H33 in | Weight 66lbs W61 x D65 x H83 cm | Weight 30kgs Seat Dimension: W53 x D51 x H48 cm | W21 x D20 x H19 in Armrest Dimension: H74 cm | H29 in Upholstery | Fabric Frame | Birchwood

German Landsknecht Doppelsöldner, European Renaissance, 15-16th century.

Persian Tabriz Kourk Stock No. ME-141-001104 Size(m): 2.08×1.54 This is a magnificent handmade rug from the city of Tabriz made from Kourk wool. It measures 2.08 by 1.54 meters.  Its is defined by the single rosette motif at its center with two drops north and south.  The rosette pattern, with its origins in the natural world, symbolizes the petals of a rose radiating from a central point and has been a significant motif across various cultures and epochs.  Historically, this design was employed extensively in sculptural objects from antiquity, appearing notably in Mesopotamia and Ancient Greece. It is often associated with the goddess Ishtar, symbolizing fertility and the divine, and has found its way into Romanesque and Renaissance architecture as well as the art of Central Asia, indicating its widespread appeal and symbolic resonance. In the context of Persian carpets, motifs like the rosette carry deep cultural and spiritual significance, embodying centuries of artistic tradition and craftsmanship. Persian carpets themselves have a storied history, dating back to over 2,500 years ago, reflecting the cultural growth of one of the world's most profound civilizations.  These carpets, beyond their aesthetic appeal, were seen as symbols of wealth, prestige, and distinction, especially among kings and noblemen.  The intricate design of the rosette in a carpet, especially when it stands as a single motif surrounded by a field of floral motifs connected with vines and which also includes the Mahi pattern, suggests not just an appreciation for beauty but a reverence for the interconnectedness of life, as echoed in nature.  The design's evolution and adaptation through time underline its enduring significance, offering not only a visual feast but also a link to the spiritual and cultural heritage that shapes our understanding of art and history. This rich tapestry of historical and cultural narratives embedded within the rosette pattern emphasizes its importance beyond mere decoration.  In a Persian carpet, every knot, color, and motif tells a story, weaving together threads of human civilization, belief systems, and the natural world. The colors of this carpet are very subtle and beautiful. As mentioned earlier, the central medallion is very much like a flower that's opening out.  Throughout this carpet there are depictions of flowers, on vines for instance, in the main field of the carpet, and most beautiful soft gentle colors including flowers motifs on each of the four spandrels. The guard border is magnificent and contains a base soft salmon/orange/tan color. The carpet is magnificent and will look sensational in any setting.

blend of creativity and comfort, this unique sweatshirt features four shapes, each adorned with captivating photographs of Sculpture Statues set against the backdrop of a breathtakingly beautiful blue sky. The statues' details come to life against the vivid azure canvas, creating a mesmerizing and visually striking design. Immerse yourself in the elegance of classical art as you don this wearable masterpiece. The carefully curated collection of statues, with their graceful poses and intricate details, is expertly captured against the serene expanse of the blue sky, adding a touch of timeless sophistication to your wardrobe. This sweatshirt is more than just a garment; it's a wearable celebration of artistry and style. ⚡️ 50% cotton, 50% polyester ⚡️ Pre-shrunk ⚡️Classic fit ⚡️ 1x1 athletic rib knit collar with spandex ⚡️ Air-jet spun yarn with a soft feel and reduced pilling ⚡️ Double-needle stitched collar, shoulders, armholes, cuffs, and hem

Persian Tabriz Kourk Stock No. SY-141-000189 Size(m): 3.35×2.97 This is a magnificent handmade rug from the city of Tabriz made from Kourk wool. It measures 3.35 by 2.97 meters.  Its is defined by the single rosette motif at its center with two drops north and south.  The rosette pattern o that central motif, with its origins in the natural world, symbolizes the petals of a rose radiating from a central point and has been a significant motif across various cultures and epochs.  Historically, this design was employed extensively in sculptural objects from antiquity, appearing notably in Mesopotamia and Ancient Greece. It is often associated with the goddess Ishtar, symbolizing fertility and the divine, and has found its way into Romanesque and Renaissance architecture as well as the art of Central Asia, indicating its widespread appeal and symbolic resonance. In the context of Persian carpets, motifs like the rosette carry deep cultural and spiritual significance, embodying centuries of artistic tradition and craftsmanship. Persian carpets themselves have a storied history, dating back to over 2,500 years ago, reflecting the cultural growth of one of the world's most profound civilizations.  These carpets, beyond their aesthetic appeal, were seen as symbols of wealth, prestige, and distinction, especially among kings and noblemen.  The intricate design of the rosette in a carpet, especially when it stands as a single motif surrounded by a field of floral motifs connected with vines and which also includes the Mahi pattern, suggests not just an appreciation for beauty but a reverence for the interconnectedness of life, as echoed in nature.  The design's evolution and adaptation through time underline its enduring significance, offering not only a visual feast but also a link to the spiritual and cultural heritage that shapes our understanding of art and history. This rich tapestry of historical and cultural narratives embedded within the rosette pattern emphasizes its importance beyond mere decoration.  In a Persian carpet, every knot, color, and motif tells a story, weaving together threads of human civilization, belief systems, and the natural world. The colors of this carpet are very subtle and beautiful. As mentioned earlier, the central medallion is very much like a flower that's opening out.  Throughout this carpet there are depictions of flowers, on vines for instance, in the main field of the carpet, and most beautiful soft gentle colors including flowers motifs on each of the four spandrels. The guard border is magnificent and contains a base red color in the main guard border and softer parallel guard borders on either side.  The carpet is magnificent and will look sensational in any setting.

This was a project designed for distance learning, where if students have PAINT, they can do it. It was created for high school Visual Arts students. They remix their chosen Renaissance artworks by This project asks them to REMIX a Renaissance artwork by zooming in on part of the original art and by switching up the colour scheme. They can pick architecture, sculpture, painting or drawing to work from...this creates great variety in the class and they really love lots of choice! It walks them through the steps of the project mentor artist research page (they research their favourite Renaissance artist. I pair this with my Renaissance Art History Lesson) figuring out their composition picking their type of paint / surface / colour scheme This could easily be tweaked to suit your class needs, such as if you were working on an acrylic paint unit specifically. They love this project! Enjoy. Similar resources in my shop: ➼Art History : Renaissance ➼Colour Theory lesson ➼INTRO TO WATERCOLOURS "how to" lesson or INTRO TO ACRYLICS "how to" lesson ➼ Complete Visual Arts COURSE BUNDLE ◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈◈ ➯ Click HERE to follow me shop and see updates and new products. ➯ Please don't forget to leave feedback on my products! You will receive TPT credits that can be used on future purchases.