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The Diapason closing full in man. Copper engraving by Jean Theodore de Bry from Robert Fludds Tomus Secundus... distributa, 1619, illustrating Fludds hermetic philosophy of the harmony between body and soul
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The Diapason closing full in man. Copper engraving by Jean Theodore de Bry from Robert Fludds Tomus Secundus... distributa, 1619, illustrating Fludds hermetic philosophy of the harmony between body and soul
FLUDD: HARMONY, 1619.
The Diapason closing full in man. Copper engraving by Jean Theodore de Bry from Robert Fludds Tomus Secundus...distributa, 1619, illustrating Fludds hermetic philosophy of the harmony between body and soul
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This copper engraving by Jean Theodore de Bry, titled "The Diapason closing full in man" is a remarkable representation of Robert Fludd's hermetic philosophy from his book Tomus Secundus. . . distributa, published in 1619. The intricate details and meticulous craftsmanship of this print truly bring to life Fludd's concept of the harmonious relationship between body and soul. Fludd, an English physician and philosopher, believed that there was a profound connection between the physical and spiritual aspects of human existence. This engraving beautifully illustrates his belief through its depiction of a man enclosed within the diapason – an ancient musical instrument symbolizing harmony. The figure appears serene and at peace, suggesting the perfect balance achieved when body and soul are aligned. The skillful use of copper engraving techniques enhances the depth and texture of this artwork, allowing viewers to appreciate every fine line and delicate shading. De Bry's attention to detail is evident in each element portrayed – from the anatomical accuracy of the human form to the intricate design surrounding it. As we gaze upon this print, we are reminded not only of Fludd's philosophical ideas but also of the artistic mastery that went into creating such a visually stunning piece. It serves as both an intellectual exploration into metaphysical concepts as well as a testament to humanity's ability to convey complex ideas through art. "The Diapason closing full in man" invites us on a journey towards understanding our own inner harmony - encouraging us to seek unity between
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