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Ancient Roman fresco A. D. metus with boar and lion yoked to chariot, 1st Century

Ancient Roman fresco A. D. metus with boar and lion yoked to chariot, 1st Century


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Ancient Roman fresco A. D. metus with boar and lion yoked to chariot, 1st Century

Roman civilization, 1st century A.D. Admetus and a boar and a lion yoked to a chariot, Fourth style painting, 111x277 cm. Detail

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Media ID 9468877

1st Century Ancient Greece Archeology Boar Cracked Historical Clothing Lion Mythology One Man Only Strength Two Animals Walking Walking Stick Admetus Animal Representation


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This print showcases an extraordinary Ancient Roman fresco from the 1st century A. D. The artwork, titled "Ancient Roman Fresco A. D. metus with Boar and Lion Yoked to Chariot" is a remarkable example of Fourth style painting. Measuring an impressive 111x277 cm, this detailed piece depicts Admetus, a legendary figure from ancient mythology, accompanied by a boar and lion yoked together to pull his chariot. The image captures Admetus in full length as he walks gracefully alongside these majestic animals. His strength and power are evident as he confidently holds a walking stick while adorned in historical clothing that transports us back to the glory days of ancient Greece and Rome. Although time has left its mark on this masterpiece, with visible cracks adding character to the scene, it still exudes an undeniable sense of grandeur. The horizontal composition allows for a side view perspective that enhances our appreciation for the artistry involved in creating such intricate animal representations. As we gaze upon this awe-inspiring print, we are reminded of the rich history embedded within every brushstroke. It serves as a testament to the enduring allure of ancient civilizations and their artistic achievements. This photograph truly encapsulates the essence of one man's journey through mythological realms alongside two magnificent creatures – capturing both their physical prowess and symbolic significance within human culture throughout centuries past.

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