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Et in Arcadia Ego, c1650. Artist: Nicolas Poussin
Et in Arcadia Ego, c1650. The painting, also known as The Arcadian Shepherds, shows a Greek mythological scene in which a group of shepherds inspects an inscribed coffin. Et in Arcadia Ego has variously been translated as I, too, in Arcadia, I am also in Arcadia or I am even in Arcadia. One interpretation of the meaning is that the person buried in the tomb has lived in Arcadia, that is, the dead person once enjoyed the pleasures of life on earth
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Arcadia Coffin Gesture Inscription Latin Nicholas Poussin Nicolas Nicolas Poussin Pointing Poussin Shepherd Greek Mythology
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Et in Arcadia Ego, c1650
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by Nicolas Poussin is a captivating print that transports viewers to the enchanting world of Greek mythology. In this 17th-century masterpiece, we witness a group of shepherds gathered around an intricately inscribed coffin, their faces filled with curiosity and contemplation. The painting's title, "Et in Arcadia Ego" holds profound meaning as it translates to various interpretations such as "I, too, in Arcadia" or "I am even in Arcadia". This phrase suggests that the deceased individual once reveled in the joys of life on earth while residing in the idyllic paradise known as Arcadia. Poussin's attention to detail is evident through his skillful use of color and composition. The vibrant hues bring life to every element within the artwork - from the lush green landscape surrounding the shepherds to their colorful garments adorned with intricate patterns. A female figure stands at the forefront, her graceful gesture pointing towards the inscription on the coffin, inviting us to ponder its significance. This print not only showcases Poussin's mastery but also serves as a reminder of our mortality and fleeting existence. It invites us to reflect upon our own lives and contemplate how we choose to spend our time on this earth. Through this mythical scene set against a backdrop of pastoral beauty, Poussin imparts timeless wisdom about life's transience and encourages us to cherish each moment we have.
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