Kunsthistorisches Museum ViennaKunsthistorisches Museum Vienna Facebook ad: “What's written in the stars for pisces?”
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What's written in the stars for pisces? ♓️ 🐟 The future looks fishy! This month, we turn to one of Giuseppe Arcimboldo's lesser known allegorical portraits for astrological guidance. This "fish face" is part of the 'The Four Elements', a series created by the Milanese court artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo in 1566 for Emperor Maximilian II. 🐡 The portrait contains an impressive biodiversity, consisting of over sixty aquatic creatures native to the Mediterranean. The eye is a moonfish, the cheek a ray, the nose a Mediterranean moray, and the mouth that of a shark. Fittingly, the head is adorned with a pearl drop earring, a pearl necklace, and a crown of sea urchin spines. 🔮 Pisces #ArtHistoryHoroscope: The element of water is typically associated with a phlegmatic temperament – calm, reflective and easy-going. Perhaps the stars are encouraging you to slow down, relax, and go with the flow. A restorative trip to the Mediterranean might do the trick! 🌊 #KunsthistorischesMuseum #WrittenInTheStars #Horoscope #Astrology #Pisces _____ Giuseppe Arcimboldo, Water, 1566, Picture Gallery © KHM-Museumsverband
