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Virgil and Dante meet with Sordello. Behind is a prone youth, a woman with joined hands while three (envious) blind men are getting closer fumbling. Detail of the statues of Dante Alighieri by Cesare Zocchi in Piazza Dante in Trento
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Virgil and Dante meet with Sordello. Behind is a prone youth, a woman with joined hands while three (envious) blind men are getting closer fumbling. Detail of the statues of Dante Alighieri by Cesare Zocchi in Piazza Dante in Trento
Virgil and Dante meet with Sordello. Behind is a prone youth, a woman with joined hands while three (envious) blind men are getting closer fumbling. Detail of the statues of Dante Alighieri by Cesare Zocchi in Piazza Dante in Trento. Trento Piazza Dante Commemorative Equestrian Monument Romanticism, Nineteenth century, 19th century, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1920 - 1930 ca.. Date of Artwork:1896. Artist:Zocchi, Cesare (1851-1922)
Alinari, Fratelli
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Media ID 33130697
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Astonishment Human Psychology Humanistic Disciplines Poet Pyschological Behavior Structure Or Place Surprise Headdress Civilian Purgatory
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This photograph captures a moment frozen in time, showcasing the intricate details of Cesare Zocchi's statues of Dante Alighieri in Piazza Dante, Trento. The main focus is on Virgil and Dante as they meet with Sordello, surrounded by symbolic elements that add depth to the composition. In the background lies a prone youth, his vulnerability contrasting with the woman standing behind him. With her hands joined together in prayer or supplication, she exudes an air of mystery and reverence. Meanwhile, three blind men approach from afar, their envy palpable as they fumble towards the scene. The artist's attention to detail is remarkable; every fold of clothing and headdress is meticulously rendered. These elements not only reflect fashion trends of the late 19th century but also serve as visual cues to evoke specific emotions within viewers. As we delve deeper into this image, it becomes apparent that it holds profound psychological significance. It hints at themes such as astonishment and surprise while exploring humanistic disciplines like human psychology and purgatory. The presence of biblical references further adds layers of meaning to this artwork. Dating back to around 1896 when Zocchi created these sculptures, this photograph was taken between 1920-1930 by Alinari Fratelli - renowned for their expertise in capturing timeless moments through their lens. Overall, this print invites us into a world where art intertwines with literature and philosophy. It urges us to contemplate our own existence while marveling at the skillful craftsmanship that brings these characters from Dante's Divine Comedy alive before our eyes.
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