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LRI4588620 Etruscan civilization: " Perugia Magistrate Aulus Metellus says the Speaker or the Arringatore " Bronze sculpture, 1st century BC Coming from Pila, Italy, Sun 179 cm - Florence, Museo Archeologico -- Aule Metele (Aulus Metellus), also known as The Orator (L Arringatore) - Bronze sculpture (H.179 cm), from Pila, Italy, 1st century BC, Etruscan art - Archeological Museum, Naples, Italy by Etruscan, (1st century BC); Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Florence, Italy; (add.info.: Etruscan civilization: " Perugia Magistrate Aulus Metellus says the Speaker or the Arringatore " Bronze sculpture, 1st century BC Coming from Pila, Italy, Sun 179 cm - Florence, Museo Archeologico -- Aule Metele (Aulus Metellus), also known as The Orator (L Arringatore) - Bronze sculpture (H.179 cm), from Pila, Italy, 1st century BC, Etruscan art - Archeological Museum, Naples, Italy); Luisa Ricciarini; out of copyright
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This print showcases the remarkable bronze sculpture known as "Perugia Magistrate Aulus Metellus says the Speaker or the Arringatore". Created during the 1st century BC in Pila, Italy, this masterpiece stands at an impressive height of 179 cm and is currently housed in Florence's Museo Archeologico. The sculpture depicts Aule Metele, also known as The Orator (L'Arringatore), a prominent figure from Etruscan civilization. With its intricate details and lifelike representation, this artwork exemplifies the skill and craftsmanship of Etruscan art. Aulus Metellus is portrayed in a commanding pose, his arm raised as if delivering an important speech to captivated listeners. The artist has captured every nuance of expression on his face - determination, wisdom, and authority emanate from his gaze. As we admire this ancient artifact through Luisa Ricciarini's lens, we are transported back in time to witness a pivotal moment in history. This sculpture not only serves as a testament to the artistic prowess of the Etruscans but also offers us insight into their political and social structures. Through its preservation at Museo Archeologico Nazionale in Florence, Italy today, this extraordinary piece continues to inspire awe and fascination among visitors from around the world. It stands as a tangible link between our modern society and one that thrived centuries ago – reminding us of our shared human heritage.
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