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Minerva portrait unknown man sitting throne left hand
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Minerva portrait unknown man sitting throne left hand
Minerva with the portrait of an unknown man, Minerva is sitting on a throne. In her left hand a portrait of an unknown man in an oval frame. The man is wearing an 18th-century wig and is pictured with a bust to the left. In the background classical Roman architecture. (Story of) Minerva (Pallas, Athena), column, pillar, architecture (Roman art), anonymous historical person portrayed, Gilliam van der Gouwen (mentioned on object), Amsterdam, 1670 - c. 1740, paper, engraving, h 141 mm × w 90 mm
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Media ID 19548119
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1670 1740 Anonymous Historical Person Portrayed Athena Bust Column Gilliam Van Der Gouwen Left Hand Minerva Oval Frame Pallas Pictured Pillar Sitting Story Throne Unknown Man Wearing Mentioned Roman Art
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This print from the Liszt Collection showcases a stunning portrayal of Minerva, also known as Pallas or Athena. The goddess is depicted sitting regally on a majestic throne, exuding an air of wisdom and power. In her left hand, she delicately holds an oval-framed portrait of an unknown man, adding an intriguing element to the composition. The mysterious gentleman in the portrait dons a fashionable 18th-century wig, hinting at his status and influence during that era. To his left stands a bust, perhaps symbolizing his intellectual pursuits or accomplishments. The backdrop features classical Roman architecture, emphasizing the timeless nature of this artwork. Although the identity of the portrayed historical figure remains anonymous, their presence alongside Minerva suggests significance and importance within society. The engraving credits Gilliam van der Gouwen as its creator but provides no further details about either him or the subject. This exquisite piece invites viewers to ponder upon its narrative and unravel the story behind Minerva's connection with this enigmatic man. It serves as a testament to both Roman artistry and Amsterdam's artistic heritage between 1670 and 1740 when it was created. As part of the Liszt Collection's diverse range of prints capturing moments throughout history, this particular image captivates with its blend of mythology, portraiture, architecture, and intrigue - offering endless possibilities for interpretation without any mention or intention for commercial use.
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