Collage, John Bingley Garland, 1850s–1860s
John Bingley GarlandVereinigtes Königreich

Collage

1850s–1860s · Drawing · 52.4 × 39 cm

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The English amateur artist John Bingley Garland created this collage by arranging prints and gold foil paper on a large, buff-colored sheet of paper. He further embellished the collage with red opaque watercolor mimicking drops of blood. Garland arranged these elements to emulate the layout of a medieval illuminated manuscript. In the upper left corner, Garland glued a page from the facsimile edition of the Holy Roman Emperor, Maximilian I’s Prayer Book (1513–15), containing, among other motifs, a monstrous winged creature and a scene of Death armed with a scythe chasing a horseman. He replaced the original Latin text of the book of hours with a lengthy passage from the Night Thoughts, a fashionable poem written by Edward Young (1683–1765) that explores themes of grief and death of a loved one.

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Garland covered the rest of the sheet with cut-out prints as if they were marginal decoration of a codex page. In the lower center, Mary Magdalene lies prone on a bed of colored blossoms as an angel plays the violin. On the left, a minute figure of a crucified Christ surrounded by cherubs emanates golden rays. Above him, a serpent coils around terrified horsemen, creating a visual echo with the adjacent representation in the Prayer Book.

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