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Thusnelda, daughter of the Cherusci nobleman Segestes and wife of Arminius, is handed over by her father to the Roman general Germanicus, 15 (engraving)
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Thusnelda, daughter of the Cherusci nobleman Segestes and wife of Arminius, is handed over by her father to the Roman general Germanicus, 15 (engraving)
7147840 Thusnelda, daughter of the Cherusci nobleman Segestes and wife of Arminius, is handed over by her father to the Roman general Germanicus, 15 (engraving) by Boehm, H. Richard (1870-1914); Private Collection; (add.info.: Thusnelda, daughter of the Cherusci nobleman Segestes and wife of Arminius, is handed over by her father to the Roman general Germanicus, 15. Illustration for Bildersaal Deutscher Geschichte (Union Deutsche Verlagsgesellschaft, 1890).); © Look and Learn
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The captivating engraving titled "Thusnelda, daughter of the Cherusci nobleman Segestes and wife of Arminius, is handed over by her father to the Roman general Germanicus" depicts a poignant moment in history. In this scene, we witness the emotional exchange between Thusnelda and her father as she is reluctantly handed over to the Roman general Germanicus. The artist H. Richard Boehm skillfully captures the complexity of emotions on each character's face. Thusnelda appears both apprehensive and determined, while her father Segestes displays a mix of sorrow and resignation. Germanicus stands tall with an air of authority, yet his expression hints at empathy for their plight. This engraving serves as a visual representation of the clash between two powerful civilizations during ancient times - Rome and Germany. It symbolizes not only political alliances but also personal sacrifices made in pursuit of power and control. The black-and-white composition adds a timeless quality to this historical moment, emphasizing its significance across centuries. The attention to detail in depicting clothing styles and facial expressions transports us back to that era. Overall, this artwork invites viewers to reflect upon themes such as loyalty, sacrifice, and cultural clashes that continue to resonate throughout human history.
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