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Entry into Ferrara [recto], 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
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Entry into Ferrara [recto], 1612. Creator: Jacques Callot
Entry into Ferrara [recto], 1612
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Action Austria Margaret Of Callot Jacques Callote Jacques Callotti Jacques City Walls Entering Entry Felipe Iii Gate Habsburg Iacopo Callott Jacques Callot King Philip Iii Of Spain Margaret Of Austria Philip Iii King Of Spain Town Wall Walled City Walled Town Walls Baroque Era
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Entry into Ferrara [recto], 1612 - A Glimpse into the Baroque Era
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. This print, created by Jacques Callot in 1612, transports us back to the vibrant atmosphere of 17th century Ferrara. The artwork captures a momentous event as King Philip III of Spain, accompanied by Queen Margaret of Austria, enters the walled city on horseback. The etching showcases intricate details that bring this historical scene to life. We see a procession of riders making their way through the imposing city gate, with horses elegantly trotting alongside them. The artist's masterful use of lines and shading adds depth and movement to each figure. As we delve deeper into the image, it becomes evident that religion plays a significant role in this grand entrance. Christian symbolism is subtly woven throughout the composition, emphasizing the monarchs' divine right to rule. Callot's work not only provides us with a glimpse into an important historical moment but also serves as a testament to his artistic prowess during the Baroque era. His attention to detail and ability to capture both action and emotion make this print an invaluable piece of art history. With its rich heritage and cultural significance, "Entry into Ferrara [recto], 1612" invites viewers on a visual journey through time – immersing us in an era where royalty reigned supreme within walled cities like Ferrara.
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