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Eve, apocalyptic scene 1930, (oil on panel)
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Eve, apocalyptic scene 1930, (oil on panel)
7294026 Eve, apocalyptic scene 1930, (oil on panel) by Bonichi, Scipione Gino (1904-33); Palazzo Ricci, Museo Arte Italiana del Novecento, Macerata, Italy; (add.info.: Eve, apocalyptic scene, 1930, Scipione, oil on panel, palazzo Ricci museum, Macerata, Italy); Photo © Stefano Baldini
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Afraid Apocalypse Biblical Episode Biblical Figure Chandelier Cowardice Cowering End Of Earth End Of The World Expressionism Expressionist Lights Panic Scared Shadow Shadows Silhouette Silhouettes Symbole Symbolical Representation Symbology 1930 1939 Years 30 30s 1930 1939 Years 30s 19301939 1933 34 Art Style Bible Story Biblical Charcter Biblical Events Biblical Scene Emotions Fear Feeling Nineteen Thirties Several People Several Persons Symbolic Symbols
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This print captures the intense and apocalyptic scene of "Eve" painted by Scipione Gino Bonichi in 1930. The oil on panel artwork, displayed at Palazzo Ricci, Museo Arte Italiana del Novecento in Macerata, Italy, portrays a powerful biblical narrative. In this expressive piece, Eve stands as a symbol of humanity's fate amidst an impending cataclysmic event. The artist's use of color and shadow evokes a sense of fear and foreboding, emphasizing the gravity of the situation. Several figures surround Eve, representing the collective human experience during these tumultuous times. The painting reflects elements of expressionism art movement prevalent in Europe during the early to mid-20th century. It explores themes such as religion and the end of the world with profound intensity. The composition is further enhanced by a striking chandelier that casts its light upon Eve and her companions. This juxtaposition between darkness and illumination adds depth to the overall symbolism portrayed within this masterpiece. Bonichi's "Eve" serves as both an artistic interpretation of biblical events and a reflection on human emotions in face of adversity. Through his unique style and skillful execution, he invites viewers to contemplate their own fears while contemplating mankind's destiny. This remarkable photograph taken by Stefano Baldini allows us to appreciate every intricate detail captured within Bonichi's work without commercial intentions or usage restrictions imposed by any company or entity associated with it.
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