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Camillus breaking the treaty with Brenno and the Allegories of Glory, Ceiling of the Entrance Hall, Galleria Borghese (fresco)
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Camillus breaking the treaty with Brenno and the Allegories of Glory, Ceiling of the Entrance Hall, Galleria Borghese (fresco)
930931 Camillus breaking the treaty with Brenno and the Allegories of Glory, Ceiling of the Entrance Hall, Galleria Borghese (fresco) by Rossi, Mariano (1731-1807); (add.info.: Marcus Furius Camillus (ca. 446 - 365 BC) was a Roman soldier and statesman of patrician descent. According to Livy and Plutarch, Camillus triumphed four times, was five times dictator, and was honoured with the title of Second Founder of Rome.); Alinari
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Allegories Balustrade Balustraded Borghese Brennus Camillus Ceiling Chieftain Cieling Defeat Defeated Feature Features Foreshortening Galleria Gaul Gaulish Gauls Glorious Glory Heroic Luminous Marcus Perspective Railing Rococo Triumph Triumphant Victorious Warriors Furius
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The captivating fresco "Camillus breaking the treaty with Brenno and the Allegories of Glory" adorns the ceiling of the Entrance Hall in Galleria Borghese, created by Mariano Rossi. This masterpiece depicts a pivotal moment in history when Marcus Furius Camillus, a revered Roman soldier and statesman, betrayed his agreement with Brenno, a Gaulish chieftain. In this luminous artwork, we witness the clash between two powerful forces: Rome and Gaul. The scene is filled with dramatic detail as warriors engage in fierce battle under an intricately designed arch. The foreshortening technique used by Rossi adds depth to the composition, emphasizing both architectural features and victorious soldiers. Camillus stands tall amidst this chaos, portrayed as a heroic figure who triumphs over his enemies. His triumphant spirit radiates from every brushstroke on this rococo-style painting. The allegorical figures surrounding him symbolize glory and victory, further enhancing his status as a legendary leader. This confrontation between Camillus and Brenno serves as an allegory for Italy's struggle against external threats throughout history. It represents not only a specific event but also embodies Italian resilience and determination to protect their homeland. As viewers admire this remarkable piece of artistry, they are transported back in time to witness one of Rome's most significant moments unfold before their eyes. With its grandeur and attention to detail, "Camillus breaking the treaty with Brenno" captivates all who behold it within Galleria Borghese's hallowed halls
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