Caesar Dictates His Commentaries – (Pelagio Palagi) Tidligere næste


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dato: 1812

størrelse: 270 x 450 cm

museum: Quirinale Palace (Rome, Italy)

Teknik: Oil On Canvas

The episode, inspired by the biography of Plutarch, is set in the closed space of a tent that opens towards the camp crowded with soldiers, as shown by the sumptuous cloth raised on the wooden fence. Wrapped in a luminous white cloak, Julius Caesar, seated near a tripod with zoomorphic legs sprinkled with kneecaps and surrounded by scribes, he turns to the two scribes bent over the tablets in the act of dictating the Commentaries, holding a stylus. Imperatore ”, the fulcrum of his apartment, the painting depicts the great leader in the likeness of Napoleon, an unusual subject that has a precedent in the painting by Giorgio Vasari (c. 1560) for the“ Scrittoio ”of Palazzo Vecchio in Florence.

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