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Temple of Esculapius (oil on canvas)
SJS176539 Temple of Esculapius (oil on canvas) by Mayer, Luigi (fl.1776-92); 43.7x63.1 cm; Courtesy of the Trustees of Sir John Soanes Museum, London; (add.info.: near the southern coast of Sicily; ); eSir John Soanes Museum; Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 22217462
© Sir John Soane's Museum / Bridgeman Images
Aesculapius Agrigento Agrigentum Archaeological Site Esculape Girgenti Grand Tour Asclepius
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This print captures the majestic Temple of Esculapius, an oil on canvas masterpiece by Luigi Mayer. With dimensions measuring 43.7x63.1 cm, this artwork is a true testament to Mayer's talent and attention to detail. The temple itself stands proudly near the southern coast of Sicily, its grandeur and elegance evident in every brushstroke. The composition showcases the classical architecture and ruins that surround the sacred site, transporting viewers back in time to ancient Greece. Figures can be seen scattered throughout the painting, adding depth and human presence to the scene. They pay homage to Aesculapius, the Greco-Roman god of medicine, who was worshipped at this very location for centuries. As one gazes upon this piece, they are transported into a world where history intertwines with artistry. The archaeological site of Agrigentum (also known as Girgenti) comes alive through Mayer's skilled interpretation. This artwork is not just a mere painting; it represents an era when exploring such sites was part of an esteemed tradition known as the Grand Tour. It serves as a window into both past civilizations and artistic expression. Courtesy of Bridgeman Images and housed within Sir John Soanes Museum in London, this print allows admirers from around the world to appreciate Mayer's work without commercial intent or use restrictions.
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