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Design for a Rocaille Cartouche with the Figure of Justitia, Plate 2 from a
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Design for a Rocaille Cartouche with the Figure of Justitia, Plate 2 from a
Design for a Rocaille Cartouche with the Figure of Justitia, Plate 2 from an untitled series with architectural cartouches and allegorical figures, Printed ca. 1750-56
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Allegorical Cartouche Jacob Gottlieb Thelot Jeremias Wachsmuth Justice Rocaille Rococo Era Thelot Jacob Gottlieb Wachsmuht Jeremias I Wachsmuth Jeremias Waxmuth Jeremias Allegorical Figure Four Cardinal Virtues
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This print showcases a captivating design for a Rocaille Cartouche with the Figure of Justitia. Created by Jacob Gottlieb Thelot in the 18th century, this piece belongs to an untitled series featuring architectural cartouches and allegorical figures. The intricate etching depicts Justitia, the allegorical figure of justice, standing proudly within the rococo-inspired cartouche. The attention to detail is remarkable as every element contributes to the overall harmony of the composition. The baroque era influences are evident in the elaborate ornamentation and curvilinear forms that define this artwork. Thelot's artistic skill shines through his ability to seamlessly blend architecture and allegory into one cohesive design. As we delve deeper into this image, we can appreciate how it represents more than just aesthetic beauty. It symbolizes important values such as justice, which was highly regarded during that period. The presence of Justitia reminds us of her role in upholding fairness and equality. Preserved by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this print serves as a testament to Germany's rich artistic heritage from the eighteenth century. Its historical significance lies not only in its visual appeal but also in its representation of cultural movements like rococo. In conclusion, Thelot's Design for a Rocaille Cartouche with the Figure of Justitia is an exquisite example of German artistry from centuries past. This print allows us to admire its intricacy while contemplating timeless themes such as justice and
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