Художник: Anthony Van Dyck
стиль: Baroque
Теми: Characters
Дата: 1629
Музей: Baltimore Museum of Art (Baltimore, United States)
created a captivating painting titled 'Rinaldo and Armida' in 1629. This masterpiece is currently housed at the esteemed Baltimore Museum of Art. The oil on canvas artwork measures an impressive 93 x 90 inches (235.3 x 228.7 cm).
This painting is inspired by the epic poem 'Gerusalemme Liberata' (Jerusalem Delivered) written by Italian poet Torquato Tasso in 1581. The story revolves around the enchantress Armida, who falls deeply in love with Rinaldo, a Christian knight fighting against the Saracens during the First Crusade.
Van Dyck's interpretation of this classic tale showcases Armida on the left side of the canvas, her face expressing a mix of anger and despair as she realizes Rinaldo has escaped from her enchanted island. On the right half, Rinaldo is seen in deep contemplation, his back turned towards Armida.
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