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Allegoria del Tempo (Allegory of Time), c1650
Allegoria del Tempo (Allegory of Time), c1650. Found in the Collection of Collezione Cavallini-Sgarbi
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Media ID 18268380
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Abundance Affluence Barock Cornucopia Death Symbols Depts Eternity Futility Hourglass Life Life And Death Luxuriancy Memento Mori Money Nude Painting Opulence Prosperity Riche Riches Richness School Of Forli Sinful Skull Stinginess Symbol Time Transience Transitoriness Vain Vanitas Vanity Wealth Wealthiness
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Estimated Product Size is 19.7cm x 24.2cm (7.8" x 9.5")
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This print showcases the exquisite artwork of "Allegoria del Tempo (Allegory of Time)" created around 1650. The painting, part of the esteemed Collection of Collezione Cavallini-Sgarbi, is a mesmerizing representation of various themes and symbols that have intrigued artists throughout history. The artist, Canlassi called Cagnacci from the School of Forli in Italy, skillfully portrays the fleeting nature of life through his use of allegorical figures and rich symbolism. The opulent depiction highlights abundance and affluence with its portrayal of wealthiness and prosperity. However, amidst this luxurious scene lies reminders of mortality - death symbols such as skulls and hourglasses subtly remind viewers about the transitoriness and futility inherent in life. Through intricate details like flowers symbolizing vanity and a cornucopia representing luxuriancy, Cagnacci invites us to contemplate our own existence. This allegory serves as a memento mori, urging us to reflect on our actions while we still have time. The nude figures within the painting further emphasize vulnerability and evoke thoughts on both sinful indulgence and allegories related to literature. Guido Guidobaldo's masterful brushstrokes bring these elements together harmoniously on canvas. This print captures not only an extraordinary piece from art history but also prompts deep introspection into themes that continue to resonate with audiences today.
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