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Farnese sarcophagus with Bacchanalia at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples
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Farnese sarcophagus with Bacchanalia at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples
Farnese sarcophagus with Bacchanalia at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples. Naples National Archaeological Museum Sarcophagus Hellenistic, Greek Art, Greece, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1879-1910 ca.. Date of Artwork:III-II sec. a.C. ca
Brogi
BGA-F-005187-0000
Media ID 33162420
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Centaur Flute Greece Greek Art Hybrid Figure Instrument Or Document Minor Divinity Music Pan Faun Scenehellenistic Greco Roman
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This print captures the awe-inspiring Farnese sarcophagus with Bacchanalia, housed at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples. The exquisite craftsmanship of this Hellenistic artwork from ancient Greece is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Europe. Dating back to the 3rd or 2nd century BC, this remarkable sarcophagus depicts a scene filled with music, revelry, and mythical figures. In the center, we see a male figure playing a flute, surrounded by nude human bodies engaged in wild dancing and celebration. This portrayal of Bacchanalia showcases the uninhibited nature of these minor divinities as they indulge in wine and merriment. The intricate details on this masterpiece are truly mesmerizing. A centaur can be spotted amidst the festivities, symbolizing both man's connection to nature and his primal instincts. Another hybrid figure adds an element of mystery and intrigue to this scene straight out of Greek mythology. The photograph itself was taken between 1879-1910 by Brogi for Alinari. It perfectly captures not only the grandeur of this ancient artifact but also highlights its significance within Greco-Roman art history. As you gaze upon this image, let your imagination transport you back to an era when gods walked among mortals and celebrations were extravagant affairs filled with music and dance. The Farnese sarcophagus with Bacchanalia stands as a testament to our enduring fascination with ancient civilizations and their artistic achievements - reminding us that even after centuries have passed, their legacy continues to captivate our hearts and minds.
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