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Hector Taking Leave of Andromache, 1769 (oil on board)
7076601 Hector Taking Leave of Andromache, 1769 (oil on board) by West, Benjamin (1738-1820); 152.5x93 cm; Private Collection
Media ID 24691964
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Hector Taking Leave of Andromache, 1769
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is a captivating oil painting by Benjamin West that depicts a poignant moment in Greek mythology. In this 18th-century masterpiece, measuring 152.5x93 cm and held in a private collection, West skillfully captures the emotional farewell between Hector and his beloved wife Andromache. The composition showcases five individuals, including Hector and Andromache, amidst an architectural backdrop. The attention to detail in the architecture adds depth and grandeur to the scene. The artist's meticulous rendering of armor, from mesh sizes to plate armor, reflects his commitment to historical accuracy. West's portrayal of soldiers and military elements further enhances the narrative of the painting. Female soldiers are also depicted here, highlighting their presence within combat troops during ancient times. The inclusion of navy soldiers suggests a larger military force at play. Costume design plays a significant role as well; each character is dressed in attire appropriate for their roles and time period. From capes to summer clothes, every garment has been carefully crafted by West. One cannot overlook the powerful symbolism conveyed through this artwork - love torn apart by war. As Hector prepares for battle with his platoon or armed forces behind him, he bids farewell to Andromache with heavy hearts on both sides. This print from Bridgeman Images allows viewers today to appreciate West's artistic mastery while immersing themselves in this timeless tale of love and sacrifice set against an ancient backdrop
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