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"Exploring the Beauty of Scultura: A Journey through Ancient Greece to Genoa's Cathedrals" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the world of scultura
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"Exploring the Beauty of Scultura: A Journey through Ancient Greece to Genoa's Cathedrals" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the world of scultura, where art comes alive with intricate details and captivating stories. From the majestic Acropolis in Athens to the grandeur of Genoa's Duomo, let us take you on a visual adventure. Transport yourself to Ancient Greece as you gaze upon the Parthenon, standing proudly atop the Acropolis. This 1866 coloured engraving captures its magnificence, reminding us of a glorious era long gone. Intriguing scenes unfold before your eyes as you observe Carrara marble masterpieces. Witness Alexander the Great's triumphant entry into Babylon, complete with dromedaries, palm trees, and young boys. The attention to detail is awe-inspiring. Venture further into Genoa's St Lawrence Cathedral and discover hidden gems within its walls. Behold "The Ark of Relics, " an exquisite depiction of St John the Baptist's beheading. Giangiacomo and Guglielmo Della Porta skillfully crafted panels with biblical scenes that transport you back in time. Marvel at an acroterial disc from Fratte di Salerno featuring Heracles battling the mighty lion of Nemea – a symbol of strength and heroism frozen in stone for eternity. Delve into religious artistry with XIV century Madonna sculptures carved delicately from wood. Their serene beauty evokes a sense of devotion that has stood firm throughout centuries. The Mausoleum of St Pius V beckons you closer as white marble reliefs come alive depicting resurrection and prayerful moments captured forevermore. The statue representing Faith stands tall amidst this sacred space—a testament to unwavering belief. Finally, meet Apollino—Young Apollo—an enchanting marble sculpture dating back to c. 1797. His youthful grace and timeless charm captivate all who lay eyes upon him.