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The Triumph of Death, bronze bas-relief preserved in the Louvre, Paris
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The Triumph of Death, bronze bas-relief preserved in the Louvre, Paris
The Triumph of Death, bronze bas-relief preserved in the Louvre, Paris. France Paris, Louvre Museum Low Relief, Basrelief Early Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1920-1930 ca.. Date of Artwork:1470-1532. Artist:Briosco, Andrea, the Riccio, known as
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-022372-0000
Media ID 33138775
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Death Existential Concept Human Psychology Skeleton Skull Triumph Abstract Concept And Symbol By Land Concept Or Subject Expressed On The Road Parts Of The Body
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This print captures "The Triumph of Death" a mesmerizing bronze bas-relief preserved in the renowned Louvre Museum in Paris. Created during the Early Renaissance period, this masterpiece showcases the artistic brilliance of Andrea Briosco, also known as Riccio. "The Triumph of Death" is an allegorical representation of death as an abstract concept and symbol. The artwork depicts a scene where skeletal figures triumphantly ride on oxen through a desolate landscape, emphasizing the inevitability and universality of death. This powerful portrayal explores existential concepts and delves into human psychology. The bas-relief intricately portrays various parts of the nude human body, highlighting both physiological and psychological aspects. It evokes contemplation about mortality while showcasing the artist's mastery in capturing intricate details with precision. The composition includes terrestrial mammals, vertebrates, and other animals to emphasize that death spares no living being regardless of age or species. The use of renaissance-baroque styles further enhances its visual impact. Photographed by Alinari Fratelli around 1920-1930, this image offers us a glimpse into this iconic artwork from between 1470-1532 AD. Its historical significance lies not only in its artistic merit but also in its ability to provoke thought about life's transience. As we gaze upon this photograph print from Alinari Fratelli, we are transported back to early Renaissance Europe—a time when artists like Briosco pushed boundaries to express profound concepts through their craft. It serves as a reminder that art has always been instrumental in exploring complex ideas beyond mere aesthetics – inviting viewers to reflect on our own mortality and appreciate the beauty found within such introspection.
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