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Satyrs crushing grapes. Relief exhibited at the 1997-1998 Mostra Augustea in Rome and now at the Museo Archeologico in Venice
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Satyrs crushing grapes. Relief exhibited at the 1997-1998 Mostra Augustea in Rome and now at the Museo Archeologico in Venice
Satyrs crushing grapes. Relief exhibited at the 1997-1998 Mostra Augustea in Rome and now at the Museo Archeologico in Venice Rome Museo della Civilt Romana Relief Trajanic Period, Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1938. Date of Artwork:II secolo d. C
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-046941-0000
Media ID 33119734
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Farming And Country Life Fruit Grape Grape Harvest Imperial Period Minor Divinity Product Satyr Greco Roman Roman Art
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This photograph captures a timeless scene of satyrs crushing grapes, showcasing the rich history and artistic brilliance of ancient Rome. The relief artwork, exhibited at the prestigious Mostra Augustea in Rome during 1997-1998, now finds its home at the Museo Archeologico in Venice. Dating back to the Trajanic period of the Imperial era (2nd century AD), this remarkable piece exemplifies Roman art's mastery and influence on European culture. The image portrays a grape harvest scene, symbolizing both agricultural productivity and country life. In it, muscular male figures - satyrs - are depicted nude as they engage in their task with vigor. Satyrs were minor divinities from Greek mythology often associated with wild nature and revelry. Here, they embody an integral part of Roman society's connection to nature through viticulture. Their presence signifies not only the physical act of grape-crushing but also represents fertility, abundance, and celebration. The intricate details captured by Alinari Fratelli's lens transport us back to ancient times when vineyards flourished under Roman rule. This photograph serves as a testament to humanity's enduring relationship with agriculture throughout history. Displayed against a backdrop of lush vegetation typical of that time period, this masterpiece showcases how Greco-Roman influences shaped Europe's cultural heritage. It stands as an important artifact within our collective understanding of ancient civilization. Preserved for generations to come within the walls of Museo Archeologico in Venice since its acquisition from Rome Museo della Civiltà Romana during 1938; this print is more than just an artwork – it is a window into our past that continues to inspire awe and appreciation for centuries-old craftsmanship.
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