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Head of a dying Persian man, preserved in the National Museum of Rome, Rome
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Head of a dying Persian man, preserved in the National Museum of Rome, Rome
Head of a dying Persian man, preserved in the National Museum of Rome, Rome Rome The National Roman Museum Head Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1890 ca.. Date of Artwork:I sec. a.C.- II sec. d.C
Anderson
ADA-F-002157-0000
Media ID 33156021
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Death Existential Concept Human Psychology Maleroman Art Military Helmet Headdress Civilian
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This photograph captures the haunting beauty of a preserved head of a dying Persian man, displayed in the prestigious National Museum of Rome. The image transports us back to ancient times, offering a glimpse into the rich history and cultural heritage of Europe's ancient civilization. Dating back to around 1890, this photograph showcases an artwork that dates back even further - between the 1st century BC and the 2nd century AD. The subject's face tells a story of death, age, and existential concepts that have fascinated humanity for centuries. The man's military helmet adds another layer to his identity, hinting at his involvement in battles or perhaps serving as a symbol of power and authority. Additionally, his headdress suggests possible religious significance or affiliation with certain social groups. Beyond these accessories lies an individual whose portrait reflects both physiological and psychological aspects. His expression reveals not only physical pain but also deep introspection about life's transience and human mortality. Furthermore, this photograph offers insights into fashion and clothing during ancient times. The intricate details on his headdress highlight the craftsmanship prevalent in those eras while providing clues about societal norms regarding attire. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing print by Anderson from Alinari, we are reminded of how art can transcend time and space to evoke emotions within us. It serves as a reminder that our existence is fleeting yet profound – an eternal dance between life and death captured through brushstrokes or camera lenses like this one found in Rome's National Roman Museum.
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