Moordpoging op Gaius Marius 1818
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"Moordpoging op Gaius Marius", created by Bartolomeo Pinelli in 1818, depicts a dramatic scene from Roman history. The artwork, a detailed black and white engraving, shows the Roman general Gaius Marius lying on a bed, narrowly escaping an assassination attempt by an assailant wielding a dagger. The scene is set in a room, with draped curtains and architectural details adding to the sense of realism and historical authenticity. Pinelli's masterful use of light and shadow, along with the intricate detail of the figures and the room's interior, draws the viewer into the heart of the action, making the historical event feel vivid and immediate. This engraving, a significant work within Pinelli's body of work, stands as a testament to the artist's talent for capturing the dynamism and tension of historical events.
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