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Fighting feroces in the arena in Rome, circus games: wild animals and African animals - Illustration by Minnard for "Quo vadis" (a history of the time of Neron), historical novel by Polish writer Henryk Sienkiewicz, beginning 20th century
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Fighting feroces in the arena in Rome, circus games: wild animals and African animals - Illustration by Minnard for "Quo vadis" (a history of the time of Neron), historical novel by Polish writer Henryk Sienkiewicz, beginning 20th century
PCT4296653 Fighting feroces in the arena in Rome, circus games: wild animals and African animals - Illustration by Minnard for "Quo vadis" (a history of the time of Neron), historical novel by Polish writer Henryk Sienkiewicz, beginning 20th century -; (add.info.: Fighting feroces in the arena in Rome, circus games: wild animals and African animals - Illustration by Minnard for "Quo vadis" (a history of the time of Neron), historical novel by Polish writer Henryk Sienkiewicz, beginning 20th century -); © Patrice Cartier. All rights reserved 2023
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This illustration by Minnard for "Quo Vadis" transports us back to ancient Rome, where the circus games were a spectacle of ferocity and excitement. The scene depicts a fierce battle between wild animals and African beasts in the arena, with lions roaring, elephants trumpeting, and rhinoceroses charging.
The intensity of the confrontation is palpable as spectators watch on in awe and anticipation. The engraving captures the chaos and adrenaline of combat in tawny hues that evoke the dusty sands of the amphitheater.
As we gaze upon this historical artwork, we are reminded of the brutal yet mesmerizing nature of Roman entertainment. The artist's attention to detail brings each animal to life, their muscles tensed and eyes ablaze with primal instinct.
Henryk Sienkiewicz's novel "Quo Vadis" delves into this world of gladiatorial combat and political intrigue during the reign of Emperor Nero. Through Minnard's skilled hand, we are given a glimpse into a time long past but still vividly alive in our imaginations.
This print serves as a reminder of both the savagery and grandeur that defined ancient Rome, leaving us captivated by its raw power and timeless allure.
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