The oldest paintings are at the Grotte Chauvet in France , claimed by some historians from around 32,000 years ago . The painting was engraved and painted using red ocher and black pigment and the appearance of horses , rhinoceros , lions , buffalo , giant , abstract designs and similar human figures may be partial . However the earliest evidence of painting has been discovered in the creation of two rock shelters in Arnhem Land , in northern Australia . At the lowest layer of material at this site is not used pieces of ocher estimated 60,000 years . The archaeologists also found a fragment of rock painting preserved in a limestone rock - shelter in the Kimberley region of North - Western Australia , that is dated 40 000 years [ 2 ] . There are examples of cave paintings all over the world - in India , France , Spain , Portugal , China , Australia , etc.
In Western cultures oil painting and watercolor painting have rich and complex traditions in style and subject matter . In East ink , ink and color choices historically dominated the media with equally rich traditions and complex .
The invention of photography had a major impact on painting . In 1829 , the first photograph was produced . From the mid to late 19th century , photographic processes improved and after looking more widespread , painting lost much of its historic purpose to provide an accurate record of the observable world . There began a series of art movements into the 20th century where the Renaissance view of the world was steadily eroded , through Impressionism , Post - Impressionism , Fauvism , Expressionism , Cubism and Dadaism . Eastern and African painting , however , continued a long history of stylization and did not undergo the equivalent transformation at the same time .
Modern and Contemporary Art has moved away from the historic value of craft and documentation that support the concept ; This makes some people said in 1960 that the painting , as a serious art form , is dead . It also does not preclude the majority of living painters from continuing to practice painting either as a whole or part of their work . Vitality and versatility of painting in the 21st century belies the premature declaration of its demise . In an age marked by the idea of pluralism , there is no consensus as to a representative style of the age. Important works of art continue to be made in a variety of styles and aesthetic temperaments , the market is left to assess achievement .
Among the continuing and current directions in painting at the beginning of the 21st century are Monochrome painting , Hard - edge painting , Geometric abstraction , Appropriation , Hyperrealism , photorealism , Expressionism , Minimalism , Lyrical Abstraction , Pop Art , Op Art , Abstract Expressionism , Color field painting , Neo - expressionism , Collage , Intermedia painting , set painting , Computer art painting , postmodern painting , Neo - Dada painting , Shaped canvas painting , environmental mural painting , traditional figure painting , Landscape painting , Portrait painting , and paint-on - glass animation .
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Period Africa (Primitivism) Picasso 1906-1909
At the beginning of 1906, Picasso put aside harlequins( after painting a picture of Le Mort d' Arlequin in 1905 ) and
began to make sketches in preparation for painting Les Demoiselles d' Avignon .
Picasso started to become very interested in the naked human form , painted it on and turn it into a simplified form as a statue . His work is also influenced by a visit to an ancient Iberian sculpture exhibition in the Louvre . Portraits and paintings of this period depict the human form in a non - naturalistic way , see it as a volume , simplify and reduce it to the most basic form of perspective and proportion and ignore each other . Picasso also interested in African wooden mask , this might be caused because he was able to identify the mystical elements of the death of his sister Conchita .
Picasso's African period - inspired generate large painting Les Demoiselles d' Avignon . As the title suggests , the painting is about prostitution ( as Avignon is a famous street in Barcelona with prostitutes ) . The painting depicts five naked women representing different prostitutes . Initially this image is a narrative brothel scene with five prostitutes and two men - one patron surrounded by women and a medical student holding a skull . Picasso eventually remove these two men and depicts five prostitutes that look into the audience . Prostitutes on the right holding the curtain back to reveal four other prostitutes out of the white fabric . There was a table in the foreground with fruits , suggesting that this event is for spectators who sit at the table . Box-shaped body , but it shows a woman's body shape with some smooth curve . The two women in the middle has a face like a mask Iberia , with a face like a mask the rest of Africa . Canvas painting was about eight feet square , the overall effect of the painting is very threatening because such a face mask on the right is very terrible .
The colors used in these paintings range from pale white to brown , with blue in the middle of the field . On closer inspection , the canvas is split in two in the middle with a naked woman with her arms outstretched in front of the desk . In this painting ,
Picasso seems to have different ideas to describe the beauty by contrast spooky faces to the right until two in the middle . By comparison of the two naked women center more aesthetically pleasing . Both the central figure also uses fabrics and curtains - classic property to showcase the attractiveness of the female nude . Picasso may use the model of the famous Venus de Milo in the middle of the figure . This painting depicts Picasso 's first painting as a " mystical " . This painting Picasso surprise friends when it was unveiled , and even crazy they stated Picasso . Les Demoiselles d' Avignon through Picasso to feel how it feels to be an innovative genius - on the one hand, he knows he is done, on the other hand was abandoned by his friends . Picasso learned from this period to hide the pieces that are more innovative .
Other works from this period include : Autoportrait a la palette and Portrait de Gertrude Stein .
At this time , Picasso also formed a small band with friends around himself , this is known as La Bande a Picasso . The band members include Guillaume Apollinaire , Andre Salmon and Max Jacob - the third is a poet .
began to make sketches in preparation for painting Les Demoiselles d' Avignon .
Picasso started to become very interested in the naked human form , painted it on and turn it into a simplified form as a statue . His work is also influenced by a visit to an ancient Iberian sculpture exhibition in the Louvre . Portraits and paintings of this period depict the human form in a non - naturalistic way , see it as a volume , simplify and reduce it to the most basic form of perspective and proportion and ignore each other . Picasso also interested in African wooden mask , this might be caused because he was able to identify the mystical elements of the death of his sister Conchita .
Picasso's African period - inspired generate large painting Les Demoiselles d' Avignon . As the title suggests , the painting is about prostitution ( as Avignon is a famous street in Barcelona with prostitutes ) . The painting depicts five naked women representing different prostitutes . Initially this image is a narrative brothel scene with five prostitutes and two men - one patron surrounded by women and a medical student holding a skull . Picasso eventually remove these two men and depicts five prostitutes that look into the audience . Prostitutes on the right holding the curtain back to reveal four other prostitutes out of the white fabric . There was a table in the foreground with fruits , suggesting that this event is for spectators who sit at the table . Box-shaped body , but it shows a woman's body shape with some smooth curve . The two women in the middle has a face like a mask Iberia , with a face like a mask the rest of Africa . Canvas painting was about eight feet square , the overall effect of the painting is very threatening because such a face mask on the right is very terrible .
The colors used in these paintings range from pale white to brown , with blue in the middle of the field . On closer inspection , the canvas is split in two in the middle with a naked woman with her arms outstretched in front of the desk . In this painting ,
Picasso seems to have different ideas to describe the beauty by contrast spooky faces to the right until two in the middle . By comparison of the two naked women center more aesthetically pleasing . Both the central figure also uses fabrics and curtains - classic property to showcase the attractiveness of the female nude . Picasso may use the model of the famous Venus de Milo in the middle of the figure . This painting depicts Picasso 's first painting as a " mystical " . This painting Picasso surprise friends when it was unveiled , and even crazy they stated Picasso . Les Demoiselles d' Avignon through Picasso to feel how it feels to be an innovative genius - on the one hand, he knows he is done, on the other hand was abandoned by his friends . Picasso learned from this period to hide the pieces that are more innovative .
Other works from this period include : Autoportrait a la palette and Portrait de Gertrude Stein .
At this time , Picasso also formed a small band with friends around himself , this is known as La Bande a Picasso . The band members include Guillaume Apollinaire , Andre Salmon and Max Jacob - the third is a poet .
Thursday, March 6, 2014
10 paintings that contain the secret code
The ability of the masters of the world, such as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Caravaggio can not be doubted.
Not only the stunning beauty of their work throughout the mass, but also the mystery that is believed to be contained in them - in the form of codes that are being continuously earned the detective revealed by means of art.
Here are 10 paintings that contain the secret code:
1. Secret Code in Mona Lisa's eyes
Perhaps nothing is as mysterious as the Mona Lisa . Original paintings , blurred and cracked, still hanging on the wall of the Louvre Museum , Paris . The size is not how large , 77 x 53 centimeters , but the smile enigmatically penetrate bulletproof glass to protect it , capable of holding images of the human mind .
Not only intention behind the Mona Lisa smile . But also look in his eyes . Hidden in the dark paint on the pupils Mona Lisa , there are letters which infiltrated by the maestro , Leonardo da Vinci . Secret code is revealed thanks to the enlargement of the latest technology .
This disclosure may be directly inspired by the best-selling novel ' The Da Vinci Code ' which calls Mona Lisa store hidden clues about the Holy Grail - the Holy Grail .
Is Silvano Vinceti , president of the Italian Heritage Committee , who discovered the symbol. " To the naked eye , this symbol is not visible , but with a magnifying glass , it is clearly visible , " he said , as published by the Daily Mail .
What Da Vinci hidden symbols in the eyes of the Mona Lisa ?
" In the right eye visible letters ' LV ' is probably the initials of his name , Leonardo da Vinci , while in the left eye there are also symbols of letters that have not been defined . "
Experts have not yet decided what the letters in Mona Lisa's left eye . It could be the letters ' CE ' or the letter ' B ' .
" While in the arch bridge in the background of the painting , we can see the numbers '72 ' or it could be the letter' L ' and the number '2 ' . "
Search initiative symbols in the Mona Lisa as the plot of Dan Brown as a member of the committee finds an ancient book in an antique shop . This book refers to the symbol in the eyes of the Mona Lisa .
Moreover, the " Da Vinci put a special emphasis on the Mona Lisa . And we know , he took it to anywhere in the last years of his life , " said Vinceti .
" We also know that Da Vinci was an esoteric - can be understood only certain people , and often insert symbols in his work . Who knows , Vinceti added , there may be a message of love there .
Vinceti is a member of a group who ask permission to dig up the grave of the Da Vinci of the headstone at Amboise Castle in the village of Loire , France .
The purpose of the tomb excavation , to see first hand the skull of the maestro and prove whether the Mona Lisa is Da Vinci's self-image - a mystery again which also has not been revealed .
2. Doomsday forecasts behind "The Last Supper"?
Other works of da Vinci , " The Last Supper " on the last supper of Christ is also often the target of speculation .
Slavisa Pesci , an information technology , creating interesting visual effects by laying a mirror version of the painting over the original .
As a result, two similar figures Templars look at both ends of the table . While a person suspected of carrying a baby , standing on the side of Jesus .
While Giovanni Maria Pala , an Italian musician , indicates the position of the hands and bread could be interpreted as a sign of musical notes and , when read from right to left - such as the characteristics of da Vinci's writings - he would form a musical composition .
Furthermore , Leonardo Da Vinci believed even predicted the end of the world . In painting it .
According to Da Vinci , on March 21, 4006 , the Earth will be flooded sump . Catastrophic disaster that will culminate in the apocalypse on November 1, 4006 .
Da Vinci Prediction invented by Vatican investigators , Sabrina Sforza Galitzia who worked at the Vatican archives . Galitzia suspect , the Italian genius insert predictions in coded form .
Galitzia who have studied Da Vinci manuscripts at the University of California said , form a semi-circle above the painting of Jesus and his disciples when the last supper before the crucifixion , contain hidden codes .
" There is no ' Da Vinci code ' , Da Vinci code - not just the code that solved Dan Brown , " said Galitzia such as pages loaded New Kerala .
Da Vinci Code on Judgment wear zodiac symbol and use the 24 Latin letters - symbols substitute 24 hours in one day .
However , do not explain how the symbols in the painting can be read as a prediction of the apocalypse .
3 . Floating brain in "The Creation of Adam "
The Creation of Adam "by Michelangelo maestro , not just the most tekenal paintings that decorate the panel in the Sistine Chapel , Vatican , Rome but also an iconic picture of the most important organs of the human .
Organ that weighs only 1.4 pounds , but it contains more than 100 million nerve cells . He set in motion the whole body and our thinking , even able to influence others : the brain .
Michelangelo is recognized as a painter and sculptor of the Renaissance Italy . But , the public is rarely known , he is an avid student of anatomy . Even at the age of 17 years , he has been dissecting corpses from the church graveyard .
Experts from the U.S. neuroanatomy believe Michelangelo left a trail of anatomical illustrations behind one of his greatest works .
And this is not a coincidence .
For, not only the human brain shape in outline , the maestro also featuring the organ complex shapes - such as serebellum ( small brain ) , optic chiasm , and the pituitary gland .
" In the fresco painting " The Creation of Adam " which may be more accurately called " The Gift of Adam " , I 'm sure there is a special message delivered Michelangelo , " said Frank Meshberger , who interprets his work in neuroanatomy , as published by the BBC
4. Brain "Throat of God" in the Sistine Chapel
Scientists from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore , USA , Ian Suk and Rafael Tamargo , declared one last painting of Michelangelo on the ceiling of the chapel depicts exactly the spinal cord and brain stem humans .
If examined closely, the anatomical images contained on figure painting being God divided the light from the darkness with his hands .
According to them , the throat and chest figure of God in Michelangelo 's painting originally as having irregular anatomy - not like the other Michelangelo paintings . However , when observed more distant , strange painting that looks like carelessness it proved to be a work of genius.
Like is written in the journal Neurosurgery , the experts concluded that's where Michelangelo insert image detail of the human brain as a secret message .
5 . UFO sightings in the " Madonna with Saint Giovannino "
There are unusual features in the painting "Madonna with Saint Giovannino" Domenico Ghirlandaio karta. A blob floating in the sky over Mary's left shoulder.
If considered more closely, the blob-like objects were seen shining disc. If it is a modern painting, people guessed that the strange object as a UFO picture. But how did people in the medieval imagination about UFOs or aliens?
According to the Examiner website, paintings by Domenico Ghirlandaio was not the only one from the Middle Ages showing strange objects.
6. Symbol Tension in "The Prophet Zechariah"
Tensions between the Pope Julius II, Michelangelo depicted in the painting "The Prophet Zechariah". Historians argue, in Michelangelo's painting depicts the Pope as the prophet Zechariah. And one of the two angels behind making undue hand movements. Not polite.
As published by the Telegraph, the interpretation of the painting raised in the book "The Sistine Secrets: Unlocking the Codes in Michelangelo's Defiant Masterpiece" by Rabbi Benjamin Blech, professor of Talmud at Yeshiva University, New York, and Roy Doliner, the wizard guides at the Vatican.
7. Kabbalah symbols in a "David and Goliath"
Still about Michelangelo painting in the Sistine Chapel. Scanning the figures in the work of 14,000 feet, the experts found form associated with Hebrew letters.
One of them, the figure of David and Goliath form the letter gimel symbolizes g'vurah or "strength" in the mystical tradition of Kabbalah.
On the opposite wall, the scene shows Judith and her servant to bring the head of the Assyrian general, Holofernes form the Hebrew letter chet - which means "loving kindness".
As published by the Telegraph, Michelangelo believed was studying Judaism at Lorenzo de Medici, Florence.
8. 112 Idiom in "Netherlandish Proverbs"
"Netherlandish Proverbs" is a oil painting on oak panel created in 1559 by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
There are about 112 idioms were identified from the painting. Some of them are still in use today, such as "swimming against the tide", "big fish eat little fish", "banging one's head against a wall of stone", also "armed to the teeth" - armed to the teeth. Another proverb suggests human stupidity.
As the site loaded Web Gallery of Art, Bruegel painting is a moral mirror of a city mercilessly wandering without direction.
9. Code Fish in "The Supper at Emmaus"
The painting "The Supper at Emmaus" is the work of Italian maestro Baroue painting, Caravaggio.
Describing the moment when Jesus is risen and in disguise, revealing who he is to Emmaus the two disciples in the city - and then disappeared from their sight.
This painting is not unusual for a man-sized figure of life, dark, with a blank background. On the table in the painting, there is a basket full of food that is too out of the way to the edge. There is also a shadow-like fish - which may indicate a tacit recognition code for Christians.
10. Freemasonry in "Young Mozart's Portrait"?
The artwork is also not free from suspicion of involvement with Freemasonry - a secret fraternal organization that is rooted between the late 16th century to early 17th century.
Painting "Young Mozart's Portrait" is the work of an anonymous artist - perhaps by Antonio Lorenzoni. It supposedly is a symbol of dedication to a thing or a hierarchy level. And it's no secret, Mozart allegedly a leader of Freemasonry.
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Not only the stunning beauty of their work throughout the mass, but also the mystery that is believed to be contained in them - in the form of codes that are being continuously earned the detective revealed by means of art.
Here are 10 paintings that contain the secret code:
1. Secret Code in Mona Lisa's eyes
Perhaps nothing is as mysterious as the Mona Lisa . Original paintings , blurred and cracked, still hanging on the wall of the Louvre Museum , Paris . The size is not how large , 77 x 53 centimeters , but the smile enigmatically penetrate bulletproof glass to protect it , capable of holding images of the human mind .
Not only intention behind the Mona Lisa smile . But also look in his eyes . Hidden in the dark paint on the pupils Mona Lisa , there are letters which infiltrated by the maestro , Leonardo da Vinci . Secret code is revealed thanks to the enlargement of the latest technology .
This disclosure may be directly inspired by the best-selling novel ' The Da Vinci Code ' which calls Mona Lisa store hidden clues about the Holy Grail - the Holy Grail .
Is Silvano Vinceti , president of the Italian Heritage Committee , who discovered the symbol. " To the naked eye , this symbol is not visible , but with a magnifying glass , it is clearly visible , " he said , as published by the Daily Mail .
What Da Vinci hidden symbols in the eyes of the Mona Lisa ?
" In the right eye visible letters ' LV ' is probably the initials of his name , Leonardo da Vinci , while in the left eye there are also symbols of letters that have not been defined . "
Experts have not yet decided what the letters in Mona Lisa's left eye . It could be the letters ' CE ' or the letter ' B ' .
" While in the arch bridge in the background of the painting , we can see the numbers '72 ' or it could be the letter' L ' and the number '2 ' . "
Search initiative symbols in the Mona Lisa as the plot of Dan Brown as a member of the committee finds an ancient book in an antique shop . This book refers to the symbol in the eyes of the Mona Lisa .
Moreover, the " Da Vinci put a special emphasis on the Mona Lisa . And we know , he took it to anywhere in the last years of his life , " said Vinceti .
" We also know that Da Vinci was an esoteric - can be understood only certain people , and often insert symbols in his work . Who knows , Vinceti added , there may be a message of love there .
Vinceti is a member of a group who ask permission to dig up the grave of the Da Vinci of the headstone at Amboise Castle in the village of Loire , France .
The purpose of the tomb excavation , to see first hand the skull of the maestro and prove whether the Mona Lisa is Da Vinci's self-image - a mystery again which also has not been revealed .
2. Doomsday forecasts behind "The Last Supper"?
Other works of da Vinci , " The Last Supper " on the last supper of Christ is also often the target of speculation .
Slavisa Pesci , an information technology , creating interesting visual effects by laying a mirror version of the painting over the original .
As a result, two similar figures Templars look at both ends of the table . While a person suspected of carrying a baby , standing on the side of Jesus .
While Giovanni Maria Pala , an Italian musician , indicates the position of the hands and bread could be interpreted as a sign of musical notes and , when read from right to left - such as the characteristics of da Vinci's writings - he would form a musical composition .
Furthermore , Leonardo Da Vinci believed even predicted the end of the world . In painting it .
According to Da Vinci , on March 21, 4006 , the Earth will be flooded sump . Catastrophic disaster that will culminate in the apocalypse on November 1, 4006 .
Da Vinci Prediction invented by Vatican investigators , Sabrina Sforza Galitzia who worked at the Vatican archives . Galitzia suspect , the Italian genius insert predictions in coded form .
Galitzia who have studied Da Vinci manuscripts at the University of California said , form a semi-circle above the painting of Jesus and his disciples when the last supper before the crucifixion , contain hidden codes .
" There is no ' Da Vinci code ' , Da Vinci code - not just the code that solved Dan Brown , " said Galitzia such as pages loaded New Kerala .
Da Vinci Code on Judgment wear zodiac symbol and use the 24 Latin letters - symbols substitute 24 hours in one day .
However , do not explain how the symbols in the painting can be read as a prediction of the apocalypse .
3 . Floating brain in "The Creation of Adam "
The Creation of Adam "by Michelangelo maestro , not just the most tekenal paintings that decorate the panel in the Sistine Chapel , Vatican , Rome but also an iconic picture of the most important organs of the human .
Organ that weighs only 1.4 pounds , but it contains more than 100 million nerve cells . He set in motion the whole body and our thinking , even able to influence others : the brain .
Michelangelo is recognized as a painter and sculptor of the Renaissance Italy . But , the public is rarely known , he is an avid student of anatomy . Even at the age of 17 years , he has been dissecting corpses from the church graveyard .
Experts from the U.S. neuroanatomy believe Michelangelo left a trail of anatomical illustrations behind one of his greatest works .
And this is not a coincidence .
For, not only the human brain shape in outline , the maestro also featuring the organ complex shapes - such as serebellum ( small brain ) , optic chiasm , and the pituitary gland .
" In the fresco painting " The Creation of Adam " which may be more accurately called " The Gift of Adam " , I 'm sure there is a special message delivered Michelangelo , " said Frank Meshberger , who interprets his work in neuroanatomy , as published by the BBC
4. Brain "Throat of God" in the Sistine Chapel
Scientists from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore , USA , Ian Suk and Rafael Tamargo , declared one last painting of Michelangelo on the ceiling of the chapel depicts exactly the spinal cord and brain stem humans .
If examined closely, the anatomical images contained on figure painting being God divided the light from the darkness with his hands .
According to them , the throat and chest figure of God in Michelangelo 's painting originally as having irregular anatomy - not like the other Michelangelo paintings . However , when observed more distant , strange painting that looks like carelessness it proved to be a work of genius.
Like is written in the journal Neurosurgery , the experts concluded that's where Michelangelo insert image detail of the human brain as a secret message .
5 . UFO sightings in the " Madonna with Saint Giovannino "
There are unusual features in the painting "Madonna with Saint Giovannino" Domenico Ghirlandaio karta. A blob floating in the sky over Mary's left shoulder.
If considered more closely, the blob-like objects were seen shining disc. If it is a modern painting, people guessed that the strange object as a UFO picture. But how did people in the medieval imagination about UFOs or aliens?
According to the Examiner website, paintings by Domenico Ghirlandaio was not the only one from the Middle Ages showing strange objects.
6. Symbol Tension in "The Prophet Zechariah"
Tensions between the Pope Julius II, Michelangelo depicted in the painting "The Prophet Zechariah". Historians argue, in Michelangelo's painting depicts the Pope as the prophet Zechariah. And one of the two angels behind making undue hand movements. Not polite.
As published by the Telegraph, the interpretation of the painting raised in the book "The Sistine Secrets: Unlocking the Codes in Michelangelo's Defiant Masterpiece" by Rabbi Benjamin Blech, professor of Talmud at Yeshiva University, New York, and Roy Doliner, the wizard guides at the Vatican.
7. Kabbalah symbols in a "David and Goliath"
Still about Michelangelo painting in the Sistine Chapel. Scanning the figures in the work of 14,000 feet, the experts found form associated with Hebrew letters.
One of them, the figure of David and Goliath form the letter gimel symbolizes g'vurah or "strength" in the mystical tradition of Kabbalah.
On the opposite wall, the scene shows Judith and her servant to bring the head of the Assyrian general, Holofernes form the Hebrew letter chet - which means "loving kindness".
As published by the Telegraph, Michelangelo believed was studying Judaism at Lorenzo de Medici, Florence.
8. 112 Idiom in "Netherlandish Proverbs"
"Netherlandish Proverbs" is a oil painting on oak panel created in 1559 by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
There are about 112 idioms were identified from the painting. Some of them are still in use today, such as "swimming against the tide", "big fish eat little fish", "banging one's head against a wall of stone", also "armed to the teeth" - armed to the teeth. Another proverb suggests human stupidity.
As the site loaded Web Gallery of Art, Bruegel painting is a moral mirror of a city mercilessly wandering without direction.
9. Code Fish in "The Supper at Emmaus"
The painting "The Supper at Emmaus" is the work of Italian maestro Baroue painting, Caravaggio.
Describing the moment when Jesus is risen and in disguise, revealing who he is to Emmaus the two disciples in the city - and then disappeared from their sight.
This painting is not unusual for a man-sized figure of life, dark, with a blank background. On the table in the painting, there is a basket full of food that is too out of the way to the edge. There is also a shadow-like fish - which may indicate a tacit recognition code for Christians.
10. Freemasonry in "Young Mozart's Portrait"?
The artwork is also not free from suspicion of involvement with Freemasonry - a secret fraternal organization that is rooted between the late 16th century to early 17th century.
Painting "Young Mozart's Portrait" is the work of an anonymous artist - perhaps by Antonio Lorenzoni. It supposedly is a symbol of dedication to a thing or a hierarchy level. And it's no secret, Mozart allegedly a leader of Freemasonry.
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