Coriolanus Vows Eternal Hatred to Rome 1560 - 1609

Henri Lérambert's "Coriolanus Vows Eternal Hatred to Rome" is a 16th-century drawing depicting the Roman general Coriolanus, a powerful military leader who was exiled from Rome and swore revenge on the city. The drawing showcases the dramatic moment of Coriolanus's exile, capturing his anger and determination to seek retribution. Lérambert's use of detailed penmanship creates a realistic and engaging scene, highlighting the strong emotions and physicality of the characters. This drawing is an example of Mannerist style, a period of art that emphasized emotional intensity, complex compositions, and exaggerated figures.