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Gnaeus Julius Agricola, Roman Governor of Britain during the rule of the Emperor Domitian introducing Roman arts and sciences (engraving)
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Gnaeus Julius Agricola, Roman Governor of Britain during the rule of the Emperor Domitian introducing Roman arts and sciences (engraving)
7147396 Gnaeus Julius Agricola, Roman Governor of Britain during the rule of the Emperor Domitian introducing Roman arts and sciences (engraving) by Goldar, John (1729-95); Private Collection; (add.info.: Gnaeus Julius Agricola, Roman Governor of Britain during the rule of the Emperor Domitian introducing Roman arts and sciences. Illustration from The New, Impartial and Complete History of England by Edward Barnard (Alex Hogg, c 1790).); © Look and Learn
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This engraving depicts Gnaeus Julius Agricola, the Roman Governor of Britain during the reign of Emperor Domitian, introducing Roman arts and sciences to the people. Created by John Goldar in the 18th century, this print showcases Agricola's significant role in spreading knowledge and culture throughout ancient Britain. Agricola stands tall and authoritative in his Roman attire, surrounded by a group of attentive Britons. With outstretched arms and a commanding presence, he passionately imparts his wisdom upon them. The intricate details captured by Goldar bring life to this historical moment as we witness the exchange between two civilizations. The illustration is part of "The New, Impartial and Complete History of England" by Edward Barnard, published around 1790. It serves as a visual representation of how Rome's influence extended far beyond military conquests; it also brought advancements in art and science to its conquered territories. Through this artwork, we are reminded of the power that knowledge holds in shaping societies. Agricola's efforts not only introduced new ideas but also fostered cultural exchange between Romans and Britons. This image encapsulates an important chapter in history when different cultures collided and merged their expertise for mutual growth. As we admire this engraving today, let us appreciate the enduring impact that individuals like Gnaeus Julius Agricola had on bridging gaps between civilizations through education and enlightenment.
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