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Canto 26, Stanza 39, from Orlando Furioso, 1774. 1774. Creator: Nicolas de Launay
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Canto 26, Stanza 39, from Orlando Furioso, 1774. 1774. Creator: Nicolas de Launay
Canto 26, Stanza 39, from Orlando Furioso, 1774. [Sappiate che costor che qui scritto hanno nel marmo i nomi, al mondo mai non furo]
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This print showcases Canto 26, Stanza 39 from the renowned epic poem Orlando Furioso, created by Nicolas de Launay in 1774. The image transports us to the enchanting world of Ludovico Ariosto's literary masterpiece, capturing a moment frozen in time. In this scene, we witness a group of individuals gathered around a marble table adorned with intricate carvings. Their names are etched into the stone for eternity, yet they have never existed in our mortal realm. This profound statement reminds us of the power of imagination and literature to create enduring legacies. The composition exudes an air of elegance and sophistication that is characteristic of eighteenth-century France. The attention to detail is evident in every aspect - from the meticulously engraved armor worn by men standing proudly beside fountains, to the graceful presence of women seated at the table. As we delve deeper into this mesmerizing artwork, it becomes apparent that it not only depicts a specific moment within Orlando Furioso but also encapsulates broader themes such as war, love, and human nature. It serves as a testament to how art can transcend time and space while evoking emotions and sparking contemplation. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met), this print stands as a testament to Nicolas de Launay's artistic prowess and his ability to bring literature alive through his engravings. It invites viewers on an immersive journey into one man's imaginative universe while leaving room for personal interpretation
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