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Marriage of Venus. Fresco dating from the third Pompeiian style, located in the House of Marco Lucrezio Frontone in the archaeological zone of Pompeii
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Marriage of Venus. Fresco dating from the third Pompeiian style, located in the House of Marco Lucrezio Frontone in the archaeological zone of Pompeii
Marriage of Venus. Fresco dating from the third Pompeiian style, located in the House of Marco Lucrezio Frontone in the archaeological zone of Pompeii Pompeii Archaeological Site, House of Marco Lucrezio Frontone Mural Painting Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1900 ca.. Date of Artwork:80 a.C. - 60 d.C. ca
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-011987-0000
Media ID 33111858
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Aphrodite Venus Ares Chair Divinity Maid Mantle Cloak Mars Military Helmet Sceneroman Art Greco Roman Headdress Civilian
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Marriage of Venus - A Glimpse into Ancient Pompeii
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. This print showcases the enchanting fresco known as the "Marriage of Venus" which dates back to the third Pompeiian style. Located in the House of Marco Lucrezio Frontone, within the archaeological zone of Pompeii, this artwork offers a fascinating glimpse into Roman art and ancient civilization. The fresco depicts a scene from Greek mythology, where the goddess Venus (known as Aphrodite in Greek mythology) is united in matrimony with Mars (Ares in Greek mythology), the god of war. The composition exudes elegance and grace, with each figure adorned in intricate Greco-Roman attire that reflects their divine status. The attention to detail is remarkable; every element, from clothing and hairstyles to accessories like military helmets and headdresses, adds depth and authenticity to this ancient tableau. The figures are surrounded by lush furnishings for civic spaces, emphasizing their importance within society. Dating back to approximately 80 BC - 60 AD, this stunning artwork transports us back in time to witness an era when mythological tales were deeply intertwined with daily life. It serves as a testament to both Roman artistic prowess and their reverence for gods and goddesses. Captured around 1900 by Alinari Fratelli, this photograph preserves not only the beauty of the fresco but also provides valuable insight into European history. As we gaze upon this image today, we can't help but marvel at how art has transcended time itself – allowing us to connect with our ancestors who once walked among these ancient ruins.
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