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Apollo, 1588. Creator: Hendrick Goltzius (Dutch, 1558-1617)

Apollo, 1588. Creator: Hendrick Goltzius (Dutch, 1558-1617)


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Apollo, 1588. Creator: Hendrick Goltzius (Dutch, 1558-1617)

Apollo, 1588. This engraving depicts Apollo as the radiant sun god. With fire-like hair, he strides through rolling waves of clouds, while in the background his chariot makes its daily trip across the sky. The Latin text that forms his halo translates: " With its aureole and shining ray, the bright Sun drives away the darkness and lights the whole earth." Apollos excessively muscled body reflects an aspect of Mannerism, a stylistic trend in the mid- to late 1500s that exaggerated natural qualities. By over embellishing Apollos musculature, Goltzius transformed an athletic male body into a supernatural one

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This print showcases Hendrick Goltzius' masterpiece, "Apollo, 1588". The engraving depicts the majestic Apollo as the radiant sun god, exuding power and brilliance. With his fiery hair flowing behind him, he confidently strides through rolling waves of clouds. In the background, his chariot embarks on its daily journey across the sky. The Latin text forming Apollo's halo translates to: "With its aureole and shining ray, the bright Sun drives away the darkness and lights the whole earth". This inscription emphasizes Apollo's divine role in illuminating and bringing warmth to our world. Goltzius' portrayal of Apollo reflects a stylistic trend known as Mannerism prevalent during the mid- to late-1500s. By exaggerating natural qualities, such as Apollos excessively muscled body, Goltzius transforms an athletic male physique into something supernatural. This artistic choice adds an ethereal quality to Apollo's presence. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece of art from Heritage Art/Heritage Images at The Cleveland Museum of Art (not affiliated with any company), we are transported back in time to witness a celestial deity in all his glory. It is a testament to Goltzius' skill that even centuries later, this engraving continues to captivate viewers with its beauty and mythical allure.

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