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Minoan art. The "Cup-Bearer", a figure from the procession Fresco
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Minoan art. The "Cup-Bearer", a figure from the procession Fresco
FBU4250094 Minoan art. The " Cup-Bearer", a figure from the procession Fresco. Original reconstruction from the few fragments found by A. Evans on the Knossos archeological site and now displayed in Herakleion Archeological museum. It shows a young man with long black hair and naked torso carrying a large silver rython, a ceremonial vessel. This is the only life size figure in a minoen fresco whose head and torso are preserved. Herakleion, Archeological museum, Crete. by Minoan; (add.info.: Minoan art. The " Cup-Bearer", a figure from the procession Fresco. Original reconstruction from the few fragments found by A. Evans on the Knossos archeological site and now displayed in Herakleion Archeological museum. It shows a young man with long black hair and naked torso carrying a large silver rython, a ceremonial vessel. This is the only life size figure in a minoen fresco whose head and torso are preserved. Herakleion, Archeological museum, Crete.); Photo eFrank Buffetrille; out of copyright
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This print showcases a remarkable piece of Minoan art known as the "Cup-Bearer". The image captures an original reconstruction of this ancient masterpiece, meticulously pieced together from fragments discovered by A. Evans at the Knossos archaeological site. Now proudly displayed in the Herakleion Archaeological Museum in Crete, this artwork is truly a sight to behold. The fresco depicts a young man with long black hair and a naked torso, exuding an air of elegance and grace. He carries a large silver rython, which was used as a ceremonial vessel during Minoan times. What makes this figure particularly extraordinary is that it is the only life-size preserved head and torso within any Minoan fresco. Every detail of this artwork speaks volumes about the artistic prowess and cultural significance of the Minoans. The intricate brushstrokes bring out the subtle contours of the figure's physique while capturing his youthful energy. The vibrant colors used in this fresco have managed to withstand centuries, allowing us to appreciate its beauty today. As we gaze upon this photograph, we are transported back in time to an era when art served not only as decoration but also as a means for storytelling and preserving history. It serves as a testament to human creativity and our eternal quest for self-expression through visual mediums. Frank Buffetrille has skillfully captured every nuance of this awe-inspiring artwork through his lens, reminding us once again why these ancient masterpieces continue to captivate audiences around the world.
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