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Picture of a statue showing Hercules as a child, in the museum of the Palazzo dei Conservatori in Rome. The marble figure which dates from roman times, is represented, without clothes, with cudgel and lionskin and with three apples in his left hand, a reference to the Hesperides
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Picture of a statue showing Hercules as a child, in the museum of the Palazzo dei Conservatori in Rome. The marble figure which dates from roman times, is represented, without clothes, with cudgel and lionskin and with three apples in his left hand, a reference to the Hesperides
Picture of a statue showing Hercules as a child, in the museum of the Palazzo dei Conservatori in Rome. The marble figure which dates from roman times, is represented, without clothes, with cudgel and lionskin and with three apples in his left hand, a reference to the Hesperides'. Rome Statue Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1860-1880. Date of Artwork:II sec. a.C./ I sec. d.C
Tuminello, Ludovico
PDC-F-002289-0000
Media ID 33278487
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Animal Skin Hercules Of Adolescents Vegetable Abstract Concept And Symbol Greco Roman Type Of Representation
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This photo print, titled "PDC-F-002289-0000" transports us to the grandeur of ancient Rome. The image captures a remarkable statue displayed in the museum of the Palazzo dei Conservatori, showcasing 'Hercules as a child. ' Crafted from exquisite marble during Roman times, this sculpture is an extraordinary representation of youthful strength and mythical heroism. Intriguingly, Hercules stands unclothed, proudly wielding his cudgel and donning a majestic lionskin draped over his shoulder. His left hand holds three apples, symbolizing the legendary 'Hesperides' - a nod to Greek mythology. This allegorical portrayal evokes abstract concepts such as bravery and determination. The photograph was taken between 1860 and 1880 by Ludovico Tuminello, capturing every intricate detail with precision. It allows us to appreciate not only the mastery of Greco-Roman art but also the beauty found within the human form. As we gaze upon this stunning portrait frozen in time, we are reminded of Hercules' incredible feats and his status as both mortal and divine. The juxtaposition of his muscular physique against delicate facial features creates an intriguing contrast that further emphasizes his heroic nature. Moreover, Hercules' choice to wear animal skin signifies dominance over wild beasts while wielding a club exemplifies power and authority. These elements add depth to our understanding of this iconic figure from ancient mythology. Located within Rome's Capitoline Museums at the Palazzo dei Conservatori, this artwork continues to captivate visitors with its timeless allure. Through Tuminello's lens, we can now admire this masterpiece from afar – an enduring testament to humanity's fascination with mythological tales intertwined with historical significance.
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