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Hercules, after slaying bare-handed the Nemean lion, bearing the remains wearing its skin and holding the open mouth of the beast with his right hand, 1473 (bronze)
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Hercules, after slaying bare-handed the Nemean lion, bearing the remains wearing its skin and holding the open mouth of the beast with his right hand, 1473 (bronze)
6336330 Hercules, after slaying bare-handed the Nemean lion, bearing the remains wearing its skin and holding the open mouth of the beast with his right hand, 1473 (bronze) by Bertoldo, Giovanni di (c.1420-91); Galleria e Museo Estense, Modena, Italy; (add.info.: Bertoldo di Giovanni (Florence, about 1420 - Poggio a Caiano, December 28, 1491) was an Italian sculptor and medalist. Pupil of Donatello, was the first master of Michelangelo.
Ercole, dopo avere ucciso il leone di Nemea a mani nude, ne porta le spoglie cingendosi della sua pelle e tenendo con la mano destra la bocca aperta della belva.
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Bertoldo di Giovanni (Firenze, circa 1420 - Poggio a Caiano, 28 dicembre 1491) e stato uno scultore e medaglista italiano. Allievo di Donatello, fu il primo maestro d arte di Michelangelo.); Ghigo Roli
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This bronze sculpture, created by Italian artist Bertoldo di Giovanni in 1473, depicts the legendary hero Hercules after his triumphant battle with the Nemean lion. In this stunning work of art, Hercules stands tall and proud, showcasing his immense strength and bravery. Clad in the lion's skin as a symbol of his victory, Hercules holds open the beast's menacing mouth with one hand while carrying its remains on his back. The level of detail in this piece is remarkable - from the intricate folds of Hercules' garment to the texture of the lion's fur, every element is meticulously crafted. Bertoldo di Giovanni was a pupil of renowned sculptor Donatello and went on to become Michelangelo's first master. His expertise shines through in this masterpiece as he captures not only the physical prowess but also the mythological essence of Hercules. Displayed at Galleria e Museo Estense in Modena, Italy, this sculpture transports viewers back to ancient times when heroes roamed mythical lands. It serves as a reminder that courage and determination can overcome even the most formidable challenges. The combination of skillful craftsmanship and powerful storytelling makes this artwork truly exceptional. As we gaze upon it today, we are reminded of both our own mortal limitations and our capacity for greatness.
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