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Aeneas says Farewell to Dido, 1679 (tapestry weave: silk and wool)
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Aeneas says Farewell to Dido, 1679 (tapestry weave: silk and wool)
XOS5886558 Aeneas says Farewell to Dido, 1679 (tapestry weave: silk and wool) by Romanelli, Giovanni Francesco (Il Viterbese) (1610-62); 403x394 cm; Cleveland Museum of Art, OH, USA; (add.info.: Giovanni Francesco Romanelli
Woven by Michel Wauters (d.1679))
Media ID 33396556
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EDITORS COMMENTS
Aeneas says Farewell to Dido, 1679" is a captivating print that captures the essence of love, loss, and melancholy. This exquisite tapestry weave, created by Giovanni Francesco Romanelli in the 17th century, showcases his mastery in combining silk and wool to create a visually stunning piece of art. The scene depicted in this artwork portrays Aeneas bidding farewell to Dido, the Queen of Carthage. The composition is filled with emotion as Aeneas stands tall and resolute while Dido's face reflects sadness and unhappiness. Their parting embraces evoke a sense of longing and heartache. The baroque style evident in this piece adds an extra layer of grandeur to the overall aesthetic. Intricate details such as helmets with visors adorning columns and colonnades enhance the visual richness. The vibrant colors used throughout the tapestry bring life to each character portrayed. One cannot help but notice Cupid, symbolizing love itself, hovering above them both. This mythological figure serves as a reminder that their separation is not only tragic but also inevitable due to their respective destinies. This artwork beautifully captures human emotions through its portrayal of women who are deeply affected by these events. Their feminine grace adds depth and complexity to the narrative unfolding before our eyes. As we gaze upon "Aeneas says Farewell to Dido" we are transported back in time; we can almost feel their pain and experience their sorrow firsthand. It serves as a testament to Romanelli's artistic genius and Michel Wauters' skillful weaving technique. In conclusion, this remarkable work of art invites us into a world where love meets tragedy—a world where emotions run deep within every thread woven together by talented hands centuries ago.
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