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Angels (inv. 376 B and inv. 375 B), Minerva (from Giambologna, inv. 420 B), small bronzes, Florentine school of the 17th century, Museo Nazionale del Bargello
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Angels (inv. 376 B and inv. 375 B), Minerva (from Giambologna, inv. 420 B), small bronzes, Florentine school of the 17th century, Museo Nazionale del Bargello
Angels (inv. 376 B and inv. 375 B), Minerva (from Giambologna, inv. 420 B), small bronzes, Florentine school of the 17th century, Museo Nazionale del Bargello Florence Museo Nazionale del Bargello Statuette Baroque, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1920-1930 ca.. Date of Artwork:XVII sec.. Artist:Florentine School
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Armor Athena Divinity Minerva Wingbaroque Greco Roman
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This photograph captures the essence of divine beauty and artistic mastery. The image showcases three exquisite bronze sculptures housed in the prestigious Museo Nazionale del Bargello in Florence, Italy. The central focus of the composition is on two angelic figures, identified as Angels (inv. 376 B and inv. 375 B), crafted by the Florentine School during the 17th century. These celestial beings are depicted with intricate detailing, their delicate wings gracefully spread open as if ready to take flight. Their ethereal presence evokes a sense of tranquility and serenity. Flanking these angels stands Minerva, an awe-inspiring statue attributed to Giambologna (inv. 420 B). This depiction of Athena, also known as Minerva in Roman mythology, exudes power and strength through her armored figure. Her poised stance reflects her role as a warrior goddess while simultaneously showcasing her feminine grace. The photograph beautifully captures the contrast between these heavenly creatures and earthly elements such as armor and clothing that symbolize human existence. It serves as a testament to both Greco-Roman mythology and biblical narratives found within Europe's rich cultural heritage. Dating back to the 17th century, these small bronzes exemplify Renaissance-Baroque styles prevalent during that era. The skillful craftsmanship displayed by artists from the Florentine School is evident in every intricate detail captured by Alinari's lens. As we gaze upon this remarkable print from Alinari's collection dating back to circa 1920-1930s, we are transported into a world where divinity meets artistry—a realm where mythological tales come alive through masterful sculpting techniques passed down through generations.
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