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Sibylle de Cumes, ca. 1635. Creators: Gilles Rousselet, Abraham Bosse
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Sibylle de Cumes, ca. 1635. Creators: Gilles Rousselet, Abraham Bosse
Sibylle de Cumes, ca. 1635. Cumaean Sibyl After Claude Vignon
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Sibylle de Cumes, ca. 1635 - A Glimpse into the Mystical World of Baroque Era
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. This print showcases a mesmerizing portrait of Sibylle de Cumes, an enigmatic figure from ancient mythology. Created by renowned artists Gilles Rousselet and Abraham Bosse in the 17th century, this engraving beautifully captures the essence of the Baroque era. Intriguingly dressed in flowing garments, Sibylle stands barefoot with her piercing gaze fixed upon us. As a priestess and prophetess revered for her prophetic abilities, she holds a trident symbolizing her connection to divine powers. Her presence exudes both strength and wisdom. The collaboration between Rousselet and Bosse brings forth a remarkable blend of artistic styles. The intricate etching technique employed by Bosse adds depth to every line while Rousselet's masterful use of light and shadow creates an ethereal ambiance. With its rich historical significance, this artwork transports us back to France during the 17th century when legends like Sibylle were celebrated as mythical beings embodying spiritual guidance. This print is part of Pierre Mariette's collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, further enhancing its value as a piece that represents our cultural heritage. As we admire this extraordinary portrayal, we are reminded not only of Sibylle's legendary status but also how art has always been intertwined with religion and mythology throughout history. It
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