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Asiatic Devices Allusive to the Cosmogony, engraved by Inigo Barlow (fl. 1790) (engraving)

Asiatic Devices Allusive to the Cosmogony, engraved by Inigo Barlow (fl. 1790) (engraving)


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Asiatic Devices Allusive to the Cosmogony, engraved by Inigo Barlow (fl. 1790) (engraving)

STC88442 Asiatic Devices Allusive to the Cosmogony, engraved by Inigo Barlow (fl.1790) (engraving) by English School, (18th century); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright

Media ID 22806820

© The Stapleton Collection / Bridgeman Images

Chaos Crescent Golden Bull Heliopolis Lunar Moon Oriental Superstition Worshipping Serpent Snakes


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This print titled "Asiatic Devices Allusive to the Cosmogony" takes us on a journey through ancient beliefs and mystical symbolism. Engraved by the talented Inigo Barlow in the late 18th century, this artwork showcases an array of Asiatic devices that allude to cosmogony. The image is filled with intriguing elements such as heliopolis, superstition, and the moon, which are intricately intertwined with oriental motifs. The focal point of the composition is a chaotic yet mesmerizing scene depicting a mundane egg surrounded by lunar influences. Intriguingly, we witness worshippers paying homage to a golden bull while serpents slither around them. These reptilian creatures hold significant religious connotations in various cultures worldwide and add an air of mysticism to the piece. The setting transports us to Meaco (now known as Kyoto), Japan – a city renowned for its rich cultural heritage and spiritual practices. The crescent moon shines brightly above, casting an ethereal glow over this sacred gathering. This print from Fine Art Finder beautifully captures not only the intricate details of each device but also highlights their symbolic significance within different belief systems. It serves as a reminder of humanity's fascination with spirituality and our eternal quest for understanding our place in the cosmos.

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