The Death of Julius Caesar c. 1795

Vincenzo Camuccini’s "The Death of Julius Caesar" (c. 1795) depicts the dramatic moment of the Roman leader’s assassination. The scene is set in a grand hall, where a group of conspirators surround Caesar, wielding daggers. The artist employs a dynamic composition, emphasizing the chaos and violence of the event. The use of sepia tones creates a somber atmosphere, reflecting the tragedy of Caesar’s demise. The artwork, measuring 560 mm in height and 990 mm in width, offers a glimpse into the turbulent world of ancient Roman politics.