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Hercules fighting Antaeus, detail, 1564-1565 (fresco)
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Hercules fighting Antaeus, detail, 1564-1565 (fresco)
2654968 Hercules fighting Antaeus, detail, 1564-1565 (fresco) by Samacchini, Orazio (1532-77); Rocca Sanvitale, Sala Baganza, Parma, Italy; (add.info.: Sala Baganza (Parma), Rocca Sanvitale, Room of Hercules: view of the vault with frescoes depicting stories of Hercules, by Orazio Samacchini (maybe Bernardino Campi), 1564 - 1565. Detail with Hercules fighting Antaeus.); Ghigo Roli
Media ID 25175000
© Ghigo Roli / Bridgeman Images
Emilia Romagna Greek Myth Heracles Hercules Mannerism Painted Architecture Parma Perspective Trompe L Oeil Trompe Loeil Xvi Secolo
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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail from the fresco "Hercules fighting Antaeus" by Orazio Samacchini. Created between 1564 and 1565, this masterpiece can be found in the Rocca Sanvitale's Sala Baganza in Parma, Italy. The image captures a pivotal moment in Greek mythology as Hercules engages in an intense battle with Antaeus. The artist skillfully portrays the strength and determination of Hercules as he grapples with his formidable opponent. Every brushstroke brings to life the energy and power emanating from this epic clash. The intricate details of the painting are truly awe-inspiring. From the meticulously painted architecture to the masterful use of perspective, Samacchini's work exemplifies the artistic style known as mannerism that was prevalent during the Renaissance period. As we delve into this piece, we are transported back to sixteenth-century Italy, where trompe l'oeil techniques were employed to create an illusionary effect on flat surfaces. The fresco beautifully merges mythological storytelling with architectural elements, creating a visual feast for art enthusiasts. With its vibrant colors and meticulous execution, this print encapsulates not only a significant moment in Greek mythology but also serves as a testament to Samacchini's talent and mastery of his craft. It is undoubtedly a remarkable addition to any collection celebrating Renaissance art or ancient legends.
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