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unsettling vision: a skeleton
The somber tones and the obscured face suggest themes of isolation
their bodies and faces are completely obscured by their draped robes
The resulting inferno rapidly engulfed the Turkish warships
corners and alleyways in the city of Prague – often in the early evening light
Allegory of Vanity | Antonio de Pereda | 1634 Size:20"x16" unsettling vision: a skeletonThe Vanitas pictures emerged beginning with the late years of the 15th century. These pictures have a symbolic meaning, as most old paintings in art history: they are a representation of Vanity and also Vainglory (unjustified boasting). It describes through the visual language the meaningless in the efforts of gathering valuable material objects, earthly goods and pursuits and the ephemerality of earthly pleasures: in the middle of the richly depicted
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