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Apollo chasing Daphne who throws her arms up, in the background at right shows the mome

Apollo chasing Daphne who throws her arms up, in the background at right shows the mome


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Apollo chasing Daphne who throws her arms up, in the background at right shows the mome

Apollo chasing Daphne who throws her arms up, in the background at right shows the moment she turns in a laurel, from The Story of Apollo and Daphne, 1530-60

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This print captures a pivotal moment from the renowned story of Apollo and Daphne. In this 16th-century artwork by Baldassare Tommaso Peruzzi, we witness the intense pursuit of Apollo as he chases after Daphne. The scene unfolds with great energy and emotion, as Daphne throws her arms up in desperation while attempting to escape her pursuer. In the background, at the right side of the image, we catch a glimpse of the transformative moment when Daphne turns into a laurel tree. This mythical metamorphosis adds an intriguing layer to the narrative, symbolizing eternal protection against unwanted advances. The masterful engraving skillfully portrays both Apollo's determination and Daphne's fear through intricate details and expressive lines. As one gazes upon this piece, they are transported back to ancient Greece where gods and goddesses roamed freely. Housed within the prestigious Metropolitan Museum of Art, this Italian Renaissance masterpiece by Master of the Die showcases not only exceptional artistic technique but also explores themes deeply rooted in religion and mythology. It serves as a testament to humanity's enduring fascination with these timeless tales that continue to captivate audiences across centuries. With its striking monochrome palette highlighting every nuance of light and shadow, this print is sure to be a cherished addition for art enthusiasts who appreciate classical narratives brought to life through skilled craftsmanship.

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