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Attic black figure amphora attributed to the so-called Tarquinia Painter, depicting a mythological scene with Hercules and Apollo fighting for the tripod; the vase is in the National Museum of Tarquinia
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Attic black figure amphora attributed to the so-called Tarquinia Painter, depicting a mythological scene with Hercules and Apollo fighting for the tripod; the vase is in the National Museum of Tarquinia
Attic black figure amphora attributed to the so-called Tarquinia Painter, depicting a mythological scene with Hercules and Apollo fighting for the tripod; the vase is in the National Museum of Tarquinia Tarquinia National Museum of Tarquinia Amphora, Vase Greek Art, Greece, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1940 ca.. Date of Artwork:520-510 a.C. ca.. Artist:Painter of Tarquinia
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Media ID 33150045
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Animal Skin Apollo Club Divinity Greece Hercules Hunting Stories Of Hercules Greco Roman
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This black figure amphora, attributed to the renowned Tarquinia Painter, transports us back to ancient Greece and its rich mythological tales. The photograph beautifully captures this masterpiece, which is housed in the prestigious National Museum of Tarquinia. Depicting a gripping scene from Greek mythology, we witness Hercules and Apollo engaged in a fierce battle for possession of a tripod. Both figures are depicted with incredible detail and skill, showcasing the artist's mastery over his craft. Hercules stands tall and muscular, clad in animal skin that symbolizes his strength and bravery. Meanwhile, Apollo exudes divine grace as he wields his club against his opponent. The amphora itself is a testament to the artistic brilliance of ancient civilizations. Its elegant shape and intricate black figure decoration speak volumes about the craftsmanship prevalent during this period. This particular piece dates back to around 520-510 BCE – an era steeped in history and cultural significance. As we delve deeper into the image, we notice other elements that add depth to this mythological narrative. A hunting dog accompanies Hercules on his quest while terrestrial mammals roam freely nearby. These details provide insight into daily life during ancient times. Anderson's photograph expertly captures not only the artwork but also its historical context within Greek civilization. It serves as a reminder of our enduring fascination with these timeless stories passed down through generations. The juxtaposition between past and present becomes even more apparent when considering that this snapshot was taken around 1940 CE – bridging centuries together through art appreciation. In conclusion, Anderson's photograph offers us an opportunity to marvel at this remarkable Attic black figure amphora attributed to the Tarquinia Painter while immersing ourselves in classical mythology and exploring Europe's ancient civilization legacy
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