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The entrance of King Othon I of Greece (1815-1876) to Athenes
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The entrance of King Othon I of Greece (1815-1876) to Athenes
LSE4315570 The entrance of King Othon I of Greece (1815-1876) to Athenes, welcomed by the crowd in front of the temple of Hephaistos (Hephaisteion) (Hephaestus) or Theseion on Agora (Greece, 1834) (Detail). Painting by Peter Von Hess (1792-1871), Oil On Canvas, 1839. German Art, 19th century. Neue pinakothek, Munich (Germany). by Hess, Peter von (1792-1871); Neue Pinakothek, Munich, Germany; (add.info.: The entrance of King Othon I of Greece (1815-1876) to Athenes, welcomed by the crowd in front of the temple of Hephaistos (Hephaisteion) (Hephaestus) or Theseion on Agora (Greece, 1834) (Detail). Painting by Peter Von Hess (1792-1871), Oil On Canvas, 1839. German Art, 19th century. Neue pinakothek, Munich (Germany).); Photo eLeonard de Selva; German, out of copyright
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This print captures the historic moment of King Othon I of Greece's entrance to Athens in 1834. The painting, created by Peter Von Hess, showcases the grandeur and excitement surrounding this significant event in Greek history. As we gaze at the image, our eyes are drawn to the magnificent temple of Hephaistos (Hephaisteion) or Theseion standing proudly in the background. Its majestic columns serve as a backdrop for the enthusiastic crowd that has gathered to welcome their new king. The atmosphere is electric with anticipation as people from all walks of life eagerly await King Othon's arrival. Men, women, and children line the streets, their faces filled with joy and admiration for their monarch. Their presence signifies not only their loyalty but also their hope for a brighter future under his rule. The vibrant colors used by Hess bring this historical scene to life. From the rich blues and reds adorning traditional clothing to the golden hues reflecting off architectural details, every element adds depth and authenticity to this remarkable piece of art. Through this photo print, we are transported back in time to witness an extraordinary moment in Greek history. It serves as a reminder of how art can immortalize important events while allowing us to connect with our past on a deeper level.
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