Abduction of a Sabine Woman by Giambologna

Abduction of a Sabine Woman 1579 - 1599

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charcoal drawing

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female-nude

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unrealistic statue

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Giambologna's bronze sculpture "Abduction of a Sabine Woman" depicts a dramatic moment from Roman mythology, where a Sabine woman is carried off by a Roman warrior. Created between 1579 and 1599, this piece is a prime example of Mannerist sculpture, showcasing the style's elongated figures, dynamic poses, and emphasis on intricate detail. The sculpture's intense energy and twisting forms capture the struggle and tension of the event, showcasing Giambologna's mastery of form and movement. "Abduction of a Sabine Woman" is a captivating work that exemplifies the artistic innovations of the late Renaissance.

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