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Coriolanus persuaded by his Family to raise the Siege of Rome, c. 1660-61 (oil on canvas)
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Coriolanus persuaded by his Family to raise the Siege of Rome, c. 1660-61 (oil on canvas)
827890 Coriolanus persuaded by his Family to raise the Siege of Rome, c.1660-61 (oil on canvas) by Abbiati, Filippo (1640-1715); 202.3x305.5 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; Italian, out of copyright
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The captivating oil painting, "Coriolanus persuaded by his Family to raise the Siege of Rome" created by Filippo Abbiati in the late seventeenth century, transports viewers back in time to a pivotal moment in history. The grand canvas measures an impressive 202.3x305.5 cm and is currently held within a private collection. In this masterful artwork, we witness a large group of people gathered outdoors during daylight hours. A mature man, identified as Coriolanus, sits amidst them while being engaged in intense conversation with his family members. Their hand gestures and pleading postures convey their desperate attempt to persuade him to abandon the siege on Rome. Abbiati's skillful brushwork brings each character to life; from the strong-willed women who passionately advocate for peace, to the stoic men who represent military rank and power. The artist's attention to detail extends even further as he depicts an equestrian figure nearby, symbolizing Coriolanus' position as a general. This baroque masterpiece captures both historical accuracy and fictional drama simultaneously. Abbiati expertly portrays human emotion through facial expressions and body language, allowing us to feel the tension and conflict present within this scene. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece of Italian artistry from the 1660s, we are reminded of its enduring appeal throughout centuries. It serves as a testament not only to Abbiati's talent but also highlights the timeless themes of persuasion and familial influence that continue to resonate with audiences today.
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