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Pollux punishing Linceo (knight that lands an enemy), Villa Albani, Rome
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Pollux punishing Linceo (knight that lands an enemy), Villa Albani, Rome
Pollux punishing Linceo (knight that lands an enemy), Villa Albani, Rome Rome Villa Albani Low Relief, Basrelief Greek Art, Greece, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1920-1930 ca.. Date of Artwork:V-IV secolo a. C
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-027708-0000
Media ID 33115621
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Fury Violence Greece Horseback Of Physical Rapport Abstract Concept And Symbol Concept Or Subject Expressed Greco Roman Society And Politics
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This print captures the essence of ancient Greek mythology and the power dynamics within society. The artwork, titled "Pollux punishing Linceo (knight that lands an enemy)" is a low relief bas-relief found in Villa Albani, Rome. Dating back to the 5th-4th century BC, this piece exemplifies the rich history of European civilization. The image depicts Pollux, one of the twin brothers known as Dioscuri in Greek mythology, exacting punishment upon Linceo, a knight who has landed an enemy. Symbolizing abstract concepts such as violence and fury, this scene showcases Greco-Roman art at its finest. A striking element of this composition is the presence of horses - terrestrial mammals that were highly revered in ancient times for their strength and grace. These majestic creatures add depth to the narrative portrayed by Alinari's photograph. Beyond its artistic value, this print serves as a window into ancient civilization and its societal structures. It highlights themes such as physical rapport between individuals and sheds light on power dynamics prevalent during that era. Alinari's skillful capture brings out every intricate detail of this historical masterpiece while preserving its allegorical significance. The contrast between light and shadow adds drama to the scene, emphasizing both Pollux's authority and Linceo's vulnerability. As we gaze upon this remarkable work from Villa Albani in Rome, we are reminded of Greece's enduring influence on European culture throughout centuries past. This print stands not only as a testament to artistic mastery but also as a reminder of our shared human heritage rooted in mythological tales passed down through generations.
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