Augustan Collection
"Exploring the Augustan Era: A Glimpse into Roman Art and Literature" Step back in time to the Augustan period, a time of cultural flourishing and artistic brilliance
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"Exploring the Augustan Era: A Glimpse into Roman Art and Literature" Step back in time to the Augustan period, a time of cultural flourishing and artistic brilliance. Delve into the world of Virgil, an esteemed poet who crafted one of history's greatest epics, "The Aeneid. " Marvel at a 15th-century miniature depicting this epic tale, showcasing its enduring influence. Roman art takes center stage with a captivating statue of Dionysos leaning on a female figure. The intricate details highlight the mastery of craftsmanship during this era. Another remarkable piece is the Medusa Rondanini, a Roman copy that pays homage to classical works from the 5th century. A unique Sphinx-shaped bracket captures our attention as it represents the essence aesthetics. Its exquisite design reflects the fusion between Egyptian and Greco-Roman influences prevalent during this period. Immerse yourself in mythological narratives through vibrant lithographs such as "Entellus killing the bull, " "Neptune stilling the waves, " and "Vulcan and Cyclopes. " These artworks transport us to ancient times filled with heroic deeds and divine interventions. Camilla's bravery shines through in another vivid lithograph alongside Aunus' son. Their story exemplifies themes of honor, sacrifice, and loyalty deeply ingrained within Augustan literature. Witness Perseus' triumph over adversity as he rescues Andromeda in an enchanting fresco from Boscotrecase's imperial villa. This masterpiece showcases not only artistic prowess but also storytelling abilities that captivated audiences throughout history. Capture breathtaking views from different angles with photographs capturing both Arc de Triomphe's architectural grandeur and its architrave detail. These images provide glimpses into Rome's iconic landmarks that have stood tall for centuries. Lastly, encounter Virgil himself portrayed as a sorcerer in an intriguing engraving dating back to the 15th century.