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Etruscan sarcophagus known as Sarcophagus of the Magistrate, with a relief depiction of the deceased, Laris Pulenas, unrolling a papyrus; in the National Museum of Tarquinia
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Etruscan sarcophagus known as Sarcophagus of the Magistrate, with a relief depiction of the deceased, Laris Pulenas, unrolling a papyrus; in the National Museum of Tarquinia
Etruscan sarcophagus known as Sarcophagus of the Magistrate, with a relief depiction of the deceased, Laris Pulenas, unrolling a papyrus; in the National Museum of Tarquinia Tarquinia National Museum of Tarquinia Sarcophagus Etruscan Art and Civilization, Italy, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1940 ca.. Date of Artwork:IV-III sec. a.C
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Media ID 33152714
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This photograph captures the intricate details of an ancient Etruscan sarcophagus known as the Sarcophagus of the Magistrate. Housed in the National Museum of Tarquinia, this remarkable piece of art depicts a relief scene featuring the deceased, Laris Pulenas. In this particular image, we see Laris Pulenas portrayed in a moment frozen in time. He is shown unrolling a papyrus scroll, symbolizing his connection to communication and knowledge even in death. The inscription on the papyrus hints at his journey into the afterlife, making it an allegory for his transition from life to eternity. The sculpture itself is a testament to Etruscan craftsmanship and their deep understanding of human anatomy. Laris Pulenas is depicted as a male figure with a beautifully sculpted nude body that exudes strength and grace. The attention to detail extends beyond just him; other figures can be seen surrounding him, possibly representing mythical beings or individuals from Etruscan mythology. Dating back to around 4th-3rd century BC, this artwork offers us valuable insights into Etruscan culture and civilization during that period. It serves as both a historical artifact and an artistic masterpiece that showcases their unique style influenced by Greco-Roman traditions. Photographed around 1940 by Anderson from Alinari, this print allows us to appreciate not only the beauty but also the significance of this extraordinary sarcophagus within its cultural context. It reminds us how art has always been intertwined with human existence – serving as both an expression of our beliefs and aspirations while immortalizing those who came before us. As we gaze upon this photograph today, we are transported back in time - witnessing history unfold through one man's eternal journey captured on stone for generations to come.
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