Opstand der Titanen 1748
anonymous
aged paper
toned paper
sketch book
personal sketchbook
coloured pencil
pen and pencil
sketchbook drawing
sketchbook art
watercolor
historical font
"Opstand der Titanen" is an anonymous etching from 1748 that depicts the Greek myth of the Titans' rebellion against the Olympian gods. The image shows Zeus, the king of the gods, in the center, striking down the Titans with a bolt of lightning, while other gods participate in the battle. The scene is set against a backdrop of mountains and trees, highlighting the epic scale of the conflict. The artwork is a small engraving, measuring 72 mm in height and 85 mm in width, and is likely intended for a book or broadside publication. The engraving style, with its detailed lines and fine hatching, is typical of the period and the scene draws on a long tradition of depicting this story in visual art. This engraving captures the dramatic moment of the Titans' defeat, reminding viewers of the power of the Olympian gods.
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