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Front of an Etruscan cinerary with a battle scene sculpted at the bottom. The Archaeological Museum, Etruscan Wing, Florence
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Front of an Etruscan cinerary with a battle scene sculpted at the bottom. The Archaeological Museum, Etruscan Wing, Florence
Front of an Etruscan cinerary with a battle scene sculpted at the bottom. The Archaeological Museum, Etruscan Wing, Florence. Florence The Archaeological Museum Statue Etruscan Art and Civilization, Italy, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1900 ca.. Date of Artwork:V - IV secc
Brogi Giacomo, Stabilimento fotografico
BGA-F-010745-0000
Media ID 33164993
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This photograph captures the front of an Etruscan cinerary, showcasing a remarkable battle scene sculpted at its base. The image was taken in the Archaeological Museum's Etruscan Wing in Florence, Italy, which houses a wealth of artifacts from this ancient civilization. The cinerary itself is a testament to the artistic prowess of the Etruscans, who flourished during the 5th to 4th centuries BCE. Its intricate carvings depict warriors engaged in fierce combat, their bodies frozen in time as they clash with swords and shields. This battle scene serves as a poignant reminder of the martial spirit that defined this enigmatic civilization. Dating back to approximately 1900 CE, this photograph by Brogi Giacomo offers us a glimpse into both history and art. It showcases not only the beauty and skillful craftsmanship of Etruscan sculpture but also provides insight into their cultural practices surrounding death and burial rituals. As we examine this image closely, we can appreciate various details captured by Giacomo's lens: delicate necklaces adorning figures' necks, intricately designed rings on their fingers, even subtle nuances such as facial features like noses and ears carved with precision. These minute elements bring life to these stone representations while reminding us of our shared humanity across time. Gazing upon this print evokes curiosity about how these objects were used within Etruscan society—perhaps as vessels for cremated remains or symbols representing fallen heroes. Regardless of their specific purpose or meaning, they serve as tangible links connecting us to an ancient world that continues to captivate scholars and enthusiasts alike. In preserving moments like these through photography, artists like Brogi Giacomo allow us to explore distant civilizations without leaving our present reality—a window into history that sparks wonderment and appreciation for human creativity throughout time.
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