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Sarcophagus known as Harvesting Loves, early 3rd century (reliefs on marble)
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Sarcophagus known as Harvesting Loves, early 3rd century (reliefs on marble)
7072146 Sarcophagus known as Harvesting Loves, early 3rd century (reliefs on marble) by Roman, (3rd century AD); Musee Narbo Via, Narbonne, France; (add.info.: Sarcophagus known as Harvesting Amours, in white marble, with decoration in high relief of small loves and fauna harvesting - Museum Narbo Via de Narbonne (Aude, Languedoc, Occitanie) early 3rd century of the Christian era - wine, harvest, ancient Roman art.); ePatrice Cartier; out of copyright
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This print showcases the exquisite Sarcophagus known as Harvesting Loves, dating back to the early 3rd century. Crafted by Roman artisans, this marble masterpiece resides in the Musee Narbo Via in Narbonne, France. The sarcophagus is a true testament to ancient Roman artistry and depicts an enchanting scene of small loves and fauna engaged in harvesting activities. The intricate high relief carvings bring to life the essence of agriculture and farming during that era. As you gaze upon this image, you are transported back in time to witness angels gracefully picking fruits from bountiful grapevines. The botanical details meticulously captured on the marble surface highlight not only the beauty of nature but also its significance in ancient Roman culture. With every vine and grape delicately sculpted, one can almost taste the sweetness of these luscious fruits. This artwork serves as a reminder of how viticulture played a vital role in wine growing during that period. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this sarcophagus holds deeper meaning as it represents both life and death. It stands as a solemn tribute to those who have passed away while celebrating their connection with nature's bounty. This remarkable sculpture encapsulates centuries-old history within its intricate reliefs, making it an invaluable piece for any art enthusiast or history lover alike.
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