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Submission of the Barbarians to Marcus Aurelius, marble relief from the Church of Santa Martina, Roman civilization, 161-80, Capitoline Museums, Rome
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Submission of the Barbarians to Marcus Aurelius, marble relief from the Church of Santa Martina, Roman civilization, 161-80, Capitoline Museums, Rome
Submission of the Barbarians to Marcus Aurelius, marble relief from the Church of Santa Martina, Roman civilization, 161-80, Capitoline Museums, Rome Rome Capitoline Museums High Relief Antonine Period, Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1890 ca.. Date of Artwork:161-180 d.C
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-006045-0000
Media ID 33109733
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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Submission of the Barbarians to Marcus Aurelius - A Glimpse into Ancient Roman Civilization
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. This photograph captures a moment frozen in time, showcasing the remarkable marble relief titled "Submission of the Barbarians to Marcus Aurelius". Located within the prestigious Capitoline Museums in Rome, this masterpiece originated from the Church of Santa Martina. Dating back to 161-180 AD during the Antonine Period, it offers us a glimpse into one of history's most influential empires. The high relief depicts Emperor Marcus Aurelius seated on his majestic horse, surrounded by an array of terrestrial mammals. The intricate details showcase their body armor and helmets, symbolizing strength and power. This scene is a testament to Roman military might as they subdued barbarian tribes under their rule. As we delve deeper into this artwork's historical significance, we witness not only its artistic brilliance but also its portrayal of social dynamics. Amongst those captured are prisoners representing conquered nations who kneel before Marcus Aurelius – a poignant reminder of Rome's dominance over vast territories. The lush vegetation surrounding them serves as a stark contrast against the stoic figures present in this ancient tableau. It reminds us that even amidst war and conquests, nature continues to thrive. Photographed around 1890 by Alinari Fratelli, this image allows us to appreciate both the craftsmanship behind this relic and its preservation throughout centuries. By exploring such artifacts from our past, we gain invaluable insights into Europe's ancient civilization while marveling at their artistry and political influence. Let us cherish these remnants from history that continue to inspire awe and curiosity about our ancestors' lives – reminding us how far humanity has come since those distant times.
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