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Canto 31, Stanza 70, from Orlando Furioso, 1774. 1774. Creator: Nicolas de Launay
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Canto 31, Stanza 70, from Orlando Furioso, 1774. 1774. Creator: Nicolas de Launay
Canto 31, Stanza 70, from Orlando Furioso, 1774. [Si che una sorte uguale ambi li getta / Nell acqua, e gran rimbombo al ciel ne riede]
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Ariosto Ariosto Ludovico Battista Cipriani Cipriani Cipriani Giovanni Battista Drawbridge Epic Poem Etching And Engraving Giovanni Battista Giovanni Battista Cipriani Launay Launay Nicolas De Ludovico Ludovico Ariosto Moat Nicolas De Nicolas De Launay Orlando Furioso Poem Poetry
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This print, titled "Canto 31, Stanza 70, from Orlando Furioso" transports viewers to the enchanting world of Ludovico Ariosto's epic poem. Created in 1774 by Nicolas de Launay, this etching and engraving captures a pivotal moment in the narrative. The scene depicted showcases two individuals, a man and a woman, engaged in an intense battle amidst a moat. The artist skillfully portrays their struggle as they both find themselves submerged in water due to an equal twist of fate. The impact of their clash resonates with such force that it reverberates through the heavens above. Launay's attention to detail is evident throughout the artwork. From the intricate engravings on the drawbridge to the majestic horses galloping nearby, every element adds depth and realism to this dramatic composition. The contrast between light and shadow further enhances its visual impact. As we delve into this historical masterpiece, we are reminded not only of Ariosto's literary genius but also of Cipriani Giovanni Battista's contribution as an illustrator for Orlando Furioso. This collaboration between writer and artist brings forth a harmonious fusion of words and images that captivates our imagination. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met), this print serves as a testament to centuries-old storytelling traditions that continue to inspire us today. It invites us to explore themes such as heroism, love, and destiny while marveling at Laun
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