The Death of Caesar 1859 - 1867
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"The Death of Caesar" by Jean-Léon Gérôme depicts the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC. This historical painting, created between 1859 and 1867, captures the dramatic moment of Caesar's murder in the Roman Senate. The scene is set in a grand, architectural space with columns and statues, creating a sense of grandeur and order. The dramatic chaos of the assassination is juxtaposed against this backdrop, with the assailants in their white togas surging forward, swords raised, as Caesar falls to the floor. Gérôme's attention to detail and meticulous rendering contribute to the painting's realism and historical accuracy, making it a powerful and impactful portrayal of a pivotal event in Roman history.
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