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Luck. Stucco sculpture by Giacomo Serpotta, located in the Rosary Oratory in Palermo
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Luck. Stucco sculpture by Giacomo Serpotta, located in the Rosary Oratory in Palermo
Luck. Stucco sculpture by Giacomo Serpotta, located in the Rosary Oratory in Palermo. Palermo Rosary Oratory Sculpture Late Baroque, Baroque, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1890 ca.. Date of Artwork:1714-1717.. Artist:Serpotta Giacomo (1656-1732)
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© Alinari Archives, Florence
Baroque Drapery Fortune Gesture Shell Abstract Concept And Symbol Concept Or Subject Expressed Headdress Civilian
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Luck. Stucco sculpture by Giacomo Serpotta, located in the Rosary Oratory in Palermo
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. This photograph transports us back to the late Baroque period, capturing a moment frozen in time. The intricate stucco sculpture created by the talented artist Giacomo Serpotta takes center stage, showcasing his mastery of craftsmanship. The sculpture itself is an allegory of luck, symbolizing fortune and prosperity. Its abstract concept is beautifully expressed through delicate gestures and carefully crafted details. Adorned with a headdress that combines elements of civilian, military, and religious attire, this enigmatic figure embodies both power and spirituality. The subject's clothing reflects the fashion trends of its time - a stunning display of Renaissance-Baroque styles that were prevalent during the first and second millenniums A. D. The drapery cascades gracefully around the figure's body while an ornate shell-like object adds an air of mystery. Serpotta's attention to detail is evident not only in the main subject but also in every aspect surrounding it. From hairstyles to accessories such as plumelates adorning headpieces, no element has been overlooked. This photograph captures more than just art; it encapsulates history itself. Taken around 1890 when photography was still evolving as an art form, it allows us to witness this magnificent artwork from over two centuries prior – a testament to human creativity enduring throughout time. Preserved for generations thanks to Alinari's dedication to documenting cultural heritage worldwide without commercial intent or use mentioned here – this print serves as a reminder that beauty transcends boundaries and connects us across continents and eras alike.
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