Sibillen rond een nis in de Santa Maria della Pace by Claude Marie François Dien

Sibillen rond een nis in de Santa Maria della Pace 1838

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Claude Marie François Dien's 1838 etching, "Sibillen rond een nis in de Santa Maria della Pace," depicts a scene from the Santa Maria della Pace church in Rome. The artwork features a group of Sibyls, female prophetic figures from ancient Roman mythology, surrounding a niche. The etching is a detailed rendering of the architectural elements and figures, capturing the grandeur and intricate details of the original artwork. This work is a fine example of 19th-century etching, showcasing the artist's skill in depicting light and shadow. The Sibyls, positioned in a dynamic composition, each holding a scroll or a book, symbolize the power of prophecy and knowledge. "Sibillen rond een nis in de Santa Maria della Pace" is a testament to Dien's mastery of line and detail, bringing to life the captivating narratives of ancient Rome.

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