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Brought to sacrifice Iphigenia, fresco originating from Pompeii and conserved in the Archaeological National Museum in Naples
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Brought to sacrifice Iphigenia, fresco originating from Pompeii and conserved in the Archaeological National Museum in Naples
Brought to sacrifice Iphigenia, fresco originating from Pompeii and conserved in the Archaeological National Museum in Naples Naples Archaeological National Museum Mural Painting Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1905 ca.. Date of Artwork:50-75 sec.d.C
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-012021-0000
Media ID 33111874
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Draperyroman Art Functions And Treatments For The Body Pain Greco Roman Iphigenia
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This print showcases the ancient fresco "Brought to sacrifice Iphigenia" originating from Pompeii and currently conserved in the Archaeological National Museum in Naples. The mural painting, dating back to 50-75 AD, offers a fascinating glimpse into Roman art and European ancient civilization. The image captures the essence of this remarkable artwork, depicting various elements that evoke curiosity and intrigue. In the foreground, we see an individual dressed in period costume, showcasing the intricate details of fashion and clothing during that era. The male figure stands nude next to a female counterpart, emphasizing both physiological and psychological aspects of human bodies. At the center of attention is Iphigenia herself - a statue representing Greek mythology. Her presence symbolizes sacrifice as she is brought forth for this purpose. This evocative portrayal serves as a reminder of ancient rituals and beliefs surrounding divine offerings. Surrounding Iphigenia are other objects such as sculptures and columns that further enhance our understanding of Greco-Roman culture. Drapery gracefully cascades around these figures, adding depth and movement to the composition. This photograph was taken around 1905 by Alinari Fratelli, capturing not only the beauty but also preserving historical significance for future generations. It allows us to appreciate Roman art's timeless allure while providing insights into Europe's rich ancient civilizations. As we gaze upon this stunning piece captured by Alinari Fratelli's lens, it becomes evident how art transcends time – bridging gaps between past eras and contemporary viewers like ourselves who can marvel at its enduring legacy.
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