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The snake. Fable of Esope. (Greek writer Esopo or Ecopus
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The snake. Fable of Esope. (Greek writer Esopo or Ecopus
XEE4409333 The snake. Fable of Esope. (Greek writer Esopo or Ecopus, 6th century BC) Written by Guillaume Montfort and Gravees by Beauble in 1801. by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The snake, Fable d Esope. (Greek writer Esopo or Ecopus, 6th century BC) Written by Guillaume Montfort and Gravees by Beauble in 1801.); Stefano Bianchetti; French, out of copyright
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This print showcases "The Snake. Fable of Esope" a renowned work by Guillaume Montfort and Beauble in 1801. The image belongs to a private collection and is attributed to the French School of the 19th century. "The Snake" depicts an ancient Greek fable written by Esopo or Ecopus, a prominent Greek writer from the 6th century BC. This engraving beautifully captures the essence of this literary masterpiece, showcasing its significance in European literature. The artwork portrays a human figure engaged with a snake, symbolizing the intricate relationship between man and nature. It serves as an allegory for moral lessons found within ancient Greek poetry and literature. The attention to detail in this engraving is remarkable, highlighting the talent of both Montfort's writing and Beauble's engravings. The composition transports viewers back to ancient Greece, evoking feelings of nostalgia for antiquity. This piece not only celebrates Greek culture but also emphasizes the importance of wildlife representation in art. The serpent depicted here represents one of nature's most fascinating creatures, adding depth to this already profound artwork. Overall, this print offers viewers an opportunity to appreciate both historical storytelling through literature and artistic craftsmanship from centuries past. Its presence in any collection would undoubtedly enhance its cultural value while serving as a reminder of humanity's connection with nature throughout history.
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