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匣子

Attributed to Michel Redlin German
ca. 1680
Not on view
这只来自波兰格但斯克的“炫示”匣子（专供展示而制）是十七世纪琥珀作品中最重要且保存最完好的范例之一。它用上了几乎所有的琥珀种类，包括半透明的、不透明的和乳白色的，以此强调艺术与自然的相互影响，这正是人们最珍视的奇珍（kunstkammer）物品的特征。在后中世纪时期，人称“波罗的海黄金”的琥珀被视为有神秘起源和神奇力量的一种物质。此处的琥珀表面精心雕刻出了山水田园风光，一系列大胆的矩形和椭圆形有一部分由透明的薄琥珀片组成，使画面更有生气。巧妙的雕工、车削和镌刻创造出悦目的日落色彩。

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 标题:
    匣子
  • 艺术家:
    米歇尔·雷德林，德国，见载于1688年
  • 创作日期:
    约1680年
  • 材料:
    琥珀，金箔，镀金黄铜，木，丝缎，纸
  • 尺寸:
    113⁄4 x 13 x 81⁄4 英寸（30 x 33 x 21厘米）
  • 来源信息:
    沃尔特和利奥诺·安那伯格添购捐赠基金，2006年
  • 藏品编号:
    2006.452a–c
  • Curatorial Department: European Sculpture and Decorative Arts

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