Schikgodin Clotho 1788 - 1819
jeanprudhon
photo of handprinted image
person frame the image
wedding photograph
photo restoration
wedding photography
expressing emotion
portrait reference
strong emotion
framed image
19th century
"Schikgodin Clotho" is a 19th century print of an artwork by Jean Prud'hon. It depicts the Greek goddess Clotho, one of the three Moirai (Fates), who was responsible for spinning the thread of life. Clotho is shown seated in a landscape, holding a spindle and thread. The artwork was made between 1788 and 1819, a period known for the Neoclassical style, which emphasized classical Greek and Roman themes and aesthetics. This work, similar to many other Neoclassical art pieces, reflects a revival of interest in classical mythology and literature. The composition of the artwork, with its emphasis on balance and harmony, further highlights the characteristics of the Neoclassical style.
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