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Luigi Sabatelli, The Plague in Florence in 1348, etching, 1801

Luigi Sabatelli, The Plague in Florence in 1348, etching, 1801


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Luigi Sabatelli, The Plague in Florence in 1348, etching, 1801

Luigi Sabatelli, The Plague in Florence in 1348, etching, 1801 19th century, Civica Raccolta Delle Stampe Achille Bertarelli (library)

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Arch Background People Child Cloud Cross Crowd Crowded Dead Body Death Epidemic Fear Historical Clothing Large Group Of People Lying Down Naked Robe Wall Western Script


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This etching by Luigi Sabatelli, titled "The Plague in Florence in 1348" transports us back to a haunting chapter of history. Created in 1801 during the 19th century, this print is part of the esteemed Civica Raccolta Delle Stampe Achille Bertarelli collection. In this scene, we witness the devastating impact of an epidemic that ravaged Florence centuries ago. The composition is filled with despair and anguish as a large crowd gathers against a crumbling wall. Men and women, their bodies draped in historical clothing, are depicted lying down or standing naked - symbols of vulnerability amidst chaos. A sense of fear permeates the air; faces contorted with grief and desperation fill every inch of space. A cloud hangs ominously overhead, casting a shadow over the city's inhabitants who face an uncertain fate. In the foreground lies a lifeless child - a poignant reminder of innocence lost. Sabatelli's meticulous attention to detail brings this historical event to life. From the architectural arches framing the scene to Western script inscriptions subtly placed throughout, each element adds depth and authenticity to his illustration. "The Plague in Florence in 1348" serves as both an artistic masterpiece and a somber reflection on human mortality. It reminds us that even within our darkest moments, there remains resilience and strength within communities facing adversity together. This print stands as testament to our shared history while serving as a stark warning for future generations not to forget these harrowing

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