Red Zeus Size:120 x 86cm (approx. DIN A0) and the physical closeness between

and the physical closeness between mother and son can convey a sensual dimension

The depiction of monkeys flourished in woodcuts

This color palette and patterns flowed into paintings

Originally built as a mausoleum for Emperor Hadrian

In this very contemporary color interpretation we see people of different origins in front of the skyline of today's Jerusalem

Red Zeus Size:120 x 86cm (approx. DIN A0) and the physical closeness betweenThe sounds of the water In ancient Europe, copper engravings and woodcuts influenced the depictions of shells in works of art. Artists like Conrad Gesner in the 16th century created detailed engravings to capture the fascinating variety of shapes of shells. This precision continued in woodcuts, where the grain of the wood brought a particular texture to the shell depictions. These works of art served not only for aesthetics but also for scientific