Horatius Cocles vermoordt zijn zuster 1818
drawing, ink, pen
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narrative-art
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romanticism
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"Horatius Cocles vermoordt zijn zuster" is an 1818 etching by Italian artist Bartolomeo Pinelli, known for his detailed depictions of Roman history and daily life. The artwork, which measures 318 mm by 428 mm, depicts a dramatic scene with numerous figures in a crowded, urban setting, likely inspired by the story of Horatius Cocles from Roman history. The etching uses stark contrasts of light and dark to create a sense of urgency and emotion. This artwork serves as a fascinating glimpse into Pinelli's artistic interpretation of Roman mythology and history, highlighting his talent for storytelling and capturing the dynamism of human interaction through his detailed line work.
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