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Neoptolemus Killed by Orestes in Delphi, fresco, Roman Art, Style III, House of Marco Lucrezio Frontone, Archaeological Area, Pompeii
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Neoptolemus Killed by Orestes in Delphi, fresco, Roman Art, Style III, House of Marco Lucrezio Frontone, Archaeological Area, Pompeii
Neoptolemus Killed by Orestes in Delphi, fresco, Roman Art, Style III, House of Marco Lucrezio Frontone, Archaeological Area, Pompeii Pompeii Archaeological Area, House of Marco Lucrezio Frontone Mural Painting Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1900 ca.. Date of Artwork:I sec. d. C
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-011989-0000
Media ID 33111860
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Divinity Humanistic Disciplines Non Christian Of A Negative Event Temple Greco Roman Society And Politics
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This print captures the mesmerizing fresco titled "Neoptolemus Killed by Orestes in Delphi" from the House of Marco Lucrezio Frontone in Pompeii's Archaeological Area. The artwork, created during the Roman Art period and following Style III, showcases a dramatic scene that transports viewers back to ancient civilization. The mural painting depicts an intense moment where Neoptolemus meets his tragic fate at the hands of Orestes in Delphi. The artist skillfully portrays this literary scene with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing their mastery of humanistic disciplines. The temple setting adds a religious ambiance to the composition while highlighting the significance of divinity within Greco-Roman mythology. In this artwork, both male and female figures are prominently featured, each playing essential roles in conveying the narrative. The nude and beautifully rendered bodies reflect not only artistic excellence but also symbolize societal norms prevalent during that era. As we delve into this photograph taken around 1900 AD, it serves as a powerful reminder of Europe's rich history and its ancient civilizations. It allows us to explore society and politics through art while shedding light on significant events like homicide that shaped those times. Alinari Fratelli has masterfully captured this remarkable piece from Pompeii's archaeological site without compromising its essence or commercial use intentions. Through their lens, they have preserved an invaluable snapshot of Roman Art for generations to come. This print invites us on a journey through time, offering glimpses into an era long gone yet forever imprinted on our collective memory. It stands as a testament to humanity's enduring fascination with storytelling through visual arts and reminds us how art can transcend boundaries and connect us across centuries.
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