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Fresco from the Colle Casuccini Tomb, also known as The Tomb of the Lion at Chiusi, detail, Chariot race

Fresco from the Colle Casuccini Tomb, also known as The Tomb of the Lion at Chiusi, detail, Chariot race


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Date: 13th March 2014

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Source: De Agostini Picture Library

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Fresco from the Colle Casuccini Tomb, also known as The Tomb of the Lion at Chiusi, detail, Chariot race

Etruscan civilization, 5th century a.C. Fresco from the Colle Casuccini Tomb, also known as The Tomb of the Lion at Chiusi. Detail: Chariot race

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Media ID 9510149

Chariot Chariot Racing Chiusi Classical Age Domestic Animals Etruscan Etruscan Civilization Four Animals Fresco Horse Horse Drawn Low Angle View Only Men Traditional Clothing Tuscany Two People


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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail from the famous Fresco of the Colle Casuccini Tomb, also known as The Tomb of the Lion at Chiusi. Dating back to the 5th century BC, this Etruscan masterpiece offers a glimpse into ancient civilization and its love for chariot racing. The image captures the intensity and thrill of a chariot race, with two men skillfully maneuvering their horse-drawn vehicles amidst a cheering crowd. The horses' powerful muscles glisten under the Tuscan sun as they gallop forward with incredible speed and determination. In traditional clothing, these brave competitors showcase their prowess in this exhilarating sport that was highly regarded during that era. Only men were allowed to participate in such races, making it an exclusive event filled with adrenaline and excitement. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every stroke of paint on this horizontal fresco. Domestic animals add authenticity to the scene while illustrating daily life during classical times. This artwork serves as a time capsule, transporting us back through history to witness firsthand one of Etruria's most cherished pastimes. As we admire this ancient relic preserved within The Tomb of the Lion, we are reminded once again of how art transcends time and connects us deeply with our ancestors' rich cultural heritage.

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