Animale Collection
"Animale: A Journey Through Ancient Civilizations and the Animal Kingdom" Step back in time to Ancient Rome, where a triumphal procession fills the grand Roman Forum
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"Animale: A Journey Through Ancient Civilizations and the Animal Kingdom" Step back in time to Ancient Rome, where a triumphal procession fills the grand Roman Forum. The year is 1866, and a vividly colored engraving captures the splendor of this historical moment. Venturing further into history, we find ourselves amidst Carthaginians embarking on a lion hunt. With spears raised high, their bravery shines through in another captivating colored engraving from 1866. The amphitheater comes alive as Emperor's decree culls wild beasts. Witness the power and authority of ancient Rome as depicted in yet another mesmerizing engraving from 1866. Moving away from Rome but still within its influence, an acroterial disc reveals Heracles battling the mighty lion of Nemea. This intricate depiction hails from Fratte di Salerno's Scigliato district. Intrigue unfolds as criminals face their fate against ferocious animals in ancient Rome. The chaos and danger are vividly portrayed in yet another striking colored engraving dating back to 1866. Journeying beyond Rome's borders takes us to Ancient Greece during Alexander the Great's Balkan campaign in 335 BC. Experience warfare like never before through an exquisite colored engraving also created in 1866. Amidst these tales of conquests and battles, creation itself finds its place. Byzantine mosaics depict fish and birds coming into existence during biblical times—an awe-inspiring testament to divine artistry dating back centuries. Death stands solemnly upon a sarcophagus housing both Pope and Emperor—a haunting detail captured within frescoes titled "Triumph of Death" and "Dance of Death. " These masterpieces were crafted with meticulous care by skilled artists in 1485. Noah's Ark becomes our vessel for exploration as we witness animals being loaded onto it during biblical times.