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Statue of Venus (in the middle) with the same pose as the Medici Venus, at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples. There are two female busts-portraits, a statuette, and two other Medici-like statues of Venus on either side
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Statue of Venus (in the middle) with the same pose as the Medici Venus, at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples. There are two female busts-portraits, a statuette, and two other Medici-like statues of Venus on either side
Statue of Venus (in the middle) with the same pose as the Medici Venus, at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples. There are two female busts-portraits, a statuette, and two other Medici-like statues of Venus on either side. Naples National Archaeological Museum Statue Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1879-1910 ca.. Date of Artwork:I sec. a.C./ II sec. d.C
Brogi
BGA-F-005429-0000
Media ID 33162542
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Aphrodite Venus Divinity Human Psychology Pyschological Behavior Shame Greco Roman Roman Art
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This print captures the exquisite beauty of the Statue of Venus at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples. Standing proudly in the center, she assumes the same pose as the renowned Medici Venus, emanating an aura of grace and elegance. Surrounding her are two female busts-portraits, a delicate statuette, and two other statues resembling Medici-like Venuses on either side. The composition is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of ancient civilizations. Dating back to approximately 1st century BC or 2nd century AD during the Imperial Period, this artwork showcases Roman art at its finest. The photographer expertly captured this masterpiece between 1879-1910 ca. , preserving its timeless allure for generations to come. As we gaze upon this image, our attention is drawn not only to the physical attributes but also to deeper psychological aspects. The shame portrayed by Venus's lowered gaze hints at complex human emotions that transcend time and culture. Her meticulously crafted hairdo and fashionable attire reflect both contemporary trends and ancient customs. Venus herself embodies divinity and mythology; she represents Aphrodite in Greco-Roman tradition. This portrayal invites contemplation on themes such as love, desire, beauty, and femininity - concepts that have fascinated humanity throughout history. The presence of an object like an amphora adds another layer of symbolism to this artwork: it signifies trade routes connecting Europe with distant lands during ancient times. Brogi's skillful photography allows us to appreciate every intricate detail while contemplating both individual experiences and broader historical contexts within which these masterpieces were created. In conclusion, this remarkable print from Alinari transports us into a world where art intertwines with psychology, fashion intersects with mythology, and divine beauty captivates our senses – all within one frame at Naples National Archaeological Museum.
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