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Scipios continence. After his victory in the Punic War Scipio the African
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Scipios continence. After his victory in the Punic War Scipio the African
JLJ4687419 Scipios continence. After his victory in the Punic War Scipio the African (235-183 BC), the young captive (daughter of Celtibere King Indibilis) to whom Allucius (or Allucius), Prince of the Celtiberes was engaged. Painting by Nicolo Dell Abate (1509-1571), 16th century. Oil on canvas. Dim: 1, 27x1, 15m. by Abate, Nicolo dell (c.1512-71); Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Scipios continence. After his victory in the Punic War Scipio the African (235-183 BC), the young captive (daughter of Celtibere King Indibilis) to whom Allucius (or Allucius), Prince of the Celtiberes was engaged. Painting by Nicolo Dell Abate (1509-1571), 16th century. Oil on canvas. Dim: 1, 27x1, 15m.); Photo ePhoto Josse; Italian, out of copyright
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The captivating print of "Scipios continence" depicts a significant moment in history after Scipio the African's triumph in the Punic War. The painting, created by Nicolo Dell Abate during the 16th century, showcases Scipio's act of generosity and compassion towards a young captive. In this scene, we witness the engagement between Allucius, Prince of the Celtiberes, and the daughter of Celtibere King Indibilis. Despite being on opposing sides during war, Scipio displays his noble character by allowing this union to take place. The painting beautifully captures the emotions of regret and longing for freedom that both parties may have felt. The use of oil on canvas brings out intricate details and vibrant colors that enhance our understanding of this historical event. The dimensions of 1.27x1.15m make it an impressive piece to behold. This artwork not only highlights themes such as war, captivity, and peace but also emphasizes family bonds and unity amidst conflict. It serves as a reminder that even in times of strife, acts of kindness can bridge divides and bring people together. As we admire this masterpiece from Fine Art Finder's collection through Photo Josse's lens, we are transported back to ancient Rome where youth and innocence meet with political intrigue and diplomacy—a testament to human resilience throughout history.
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