Enea Vico Collection
Enea Vico, a renowned artist of the 16th century, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exquisite creations
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Enea Vico, a renowned artist of the 16th century, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exquisite creations. In "St George Killing the Dragon, " painted in 1542, Vico captures the heroic moment as St George valiantly defeats the menacing dragon, symbolizing triumph over evil. Another masterpiece by Vico is "Venus and Mars Embracing as Vulcan Works at His Forge" from 1543. This enchanting painting portrays the passionate embrace between Venus and Mars while Vulcan toils away in his forge. The intricate details bring this mythological scene to life. Intriguingly, an anonymous artist created "Candlestick with Two Ignudi on Top of a Vase with Lion Heads" in 1552. This captivating artwork showcases two angelic figures atop a vase adorned with lion heads - a true testament to artistic craftsmanship. The emotional depth displayed in Vico's work is evident in "Entombment of Christ. " Joseph of Arimathea tenderly grasps Christ's chest as he lays him to rest, evoking feelings of sorrow and reverence for this pivotal biblical event. Vico also delved into portraying powerful women like Lucretia in her vulnerable state. In "Lucretia naked and seated before a window, " she holds a dagger firmly in her right hand, contemplating her tragic fate - an exploration of female strength amidst adversity. Hybridity takes center stage in the mesmerizing "Antique Lidded Vase with Two Handles emerging from the Heads of Hybrid Female Sphinxes. " This unique piece exemplifies Vico's ability to blend different elements seamlessly. A battle unfolds before our eyes as Amazons clash against men within architectural arcades. The dynamic composition captured by Vico highlights both strength and vulnerability during combat scenes such as these. Diamond rings and lions adorn an antique lidded urn depicted by Enea Vico.