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Antonio Perez (1540-1611) Released from Prison by the Rebels in 1591 (oil on canvas)
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Antonio Perez (1540-1611) Released from Prison by the Rebels in 1591 (oil on canvas)
XJL186941 Antonio Perez (1540-1611) Released from Prison by the Rebels in 1591 (oil on canvas) by Ferran, Augustus or Augusto (fl.1850); Academia de Bellas Artes, Barcelona, Spain; (add.info.: protected from charges of high treason by the inhabitants of Sargasso; secretary to Philip II (1527-98); ); American, out of copyright
Media ID 22917856
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The captivating oil on canvas painting, "Antonio Perez (1540-1611) Released from Prison by the Rebels in 1591" depicts a pivotal moment in history with remarkable detail and emotion. Created by the talented artist Ferran, Augustus or Augusto, this masterpiece is housed at the Academia de Bellas Artes in Barcelona, Spain. The scene unfolds as Antonio Perez, former secretary to Philip II of Spain and accused of high treason, experiences an unexpected turn of fate. Surrounded by a jubilant mob armed with weapons and filled with rejoicing, he stands tall amidst his rescuers. The composition captures both the chaos and elation that permeate the air. Perez's release from captivity is not only a story of escape but also one of political intrigue. Protected by loyal inhabitants of Sargasso who shielded him from charges, he emerges as a symbol of resilience against oppression. His portrait exudes strength and determination despite his time spent behind bars. This painting transports us back to the 16th century when rebellion was met with fervor and freedom was cherished above all else. It serves as a reminder that even in times of darkness, there is always hope for liberation. With its rich historical context and masterful execution, this artwork invites viewers to reflect upon themes such as power dynamics, justice versus injustice, and human resilience. It stands as a testament to both artistic skill and storytelling prowess – an invaluable addition to any art lover's collection.
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