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The inconsolable. Work by Lorenzo Bartolini belonging to Monumento Mastiani and preserved in Camposanto in Pisa
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The inconsolable. Work by Lorenzo Bartolini belonging to Monumento Mastiani and preserved in Camposanto in Pisa
The inconsolable. Work by Lorenzo Bartolini belonging to Monumento Mastiani and preserved in Camposanto in Pisa Pisa Camposanto Funerary Monument Arts and handicrafts of XIX century, Nineteenth century, 19th century, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1890 ca.. Date of Artwork:1840. Artist:Bartolini Lorenzo (1777-1850)
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-008630-0000
Media ID 33110493
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Breast Crying Diadem Female Figure Functions And Treatments For The Body Human Psychology Malearts And Handicrafts Of Xix Century Mantle Cloak Melancholy Sadness Pain Pyschological Behavior Abstract Concept And Symbol Headdress Civilian Parts Of The Body Type Of Representation
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This photograph captures the profound emotion of "The Inconsolable" a masterpiece by Lorenzo Bartolini. The artwork, belonging to Monumento Mastiani and preserved in Camposanto in Pisa, is a poignant representation of human suffering and grief. In this female figure, Bartolini skillfully conveys an allegory of abstract concepts such as pain and psychological behavior. The subject's tear-streaked face reflects her inconsolable state, evoking a deep sense of melancholy sadness that resonates with viewers even after centuries. Every detail in the composition holds significance. The headdress adorning the woman's head suggests her civilian status while adding an air of elegance to her sorrowful countenance. Her diadem accentuates her regal bearing despite the overwhelming despair she embodies. Bartolini's attention to fashion and clothing further enhances the narrative within this nineteenth-century artwork. A beautifully draped mantle or cloak envelops the figure, symbolizing both vulnerability and strength amidst adversity. The artist masterfully depicts various parts of the body, including bare breasts that expose raw vulnerability while emphasizing our shared humanity. This portrait serves as a testament to Bartolini's ability to capture not only physical likeness but also physiological and psychological aspects through his artistry. Dating back to 1840, "The Inconsolable" stands as a remarkable example of European arts and handicrafts from the nineteenth century—a period marked by immense creativity across multiple disciplines. Through this mesmerizing photograph taken around 1890 by Alinari Fratelli, we are granted access into Bartolini's world—an exploration into human emotions that transcends time itself. It reminds us that art has always been an essential medium for expressing complex feelings beyond words alone—reminding us all that even in our darkest moments, there is beauty waiting to be discovered.
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