Mars, Venezia und Neptun (Scheinskulptur)
gasparediziani
stadelmuseum
drawing, gouache, ink, indian-ink
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drawing
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light pencil work
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baroque
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gouache
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incomplete sketchy
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personal sketchbook
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ink
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ink drawing experimentation
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indian-ink
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pen-ink sketch
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15_18th-century
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sketchbook drawing
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storyboard and sketchbook work
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sketchbook art
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fantasy sketch
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initial sketch
"Mars, Venezia und Neptun (Scheinskulptur)" is a charcoal drawing by Venetian artist Gaspare Diziani. The drawing shows three figures: Mars, the Roman god of war, with a helmet and spear; a woman with a crown and a lion; and Neptune, the Roman god of the sea, holding a trident. The sketch is likely a study for a larger work, possibly a fresco or a sculpture. The figures are drawn with loose, expressive strokes, capturing the dynamism and energy of the subjects. The drawing is a fascinating glimpse into the creative process of a renowned artist and a testament to the enduring power of classical mythology.
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