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Ruine sulla terza terazza, Persepolis, 1858. Creator: Luigi Pesce
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Ruine sulla terza terazza, Persepolis, 1858. Creator: Luigi Pesce
Ruine sulla terza terazza, Persepolis, 1858
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Achaemenian Achaemenid Ancient City Archaeological Assyria Assyrian Bas Relief Fars Iran Iranian Luigi Luigi Pesce Persepolis Persepolis Fars Iran Persia Persian Pesce Pesce Luigi Salted Paper Print Salted Paper Print From Paper Negative Takht E Jamshid
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Ruine sulla terza terazza, Persepolis, 1858 - A Glimpse into Ancient Majesty
EDITORS COMMENTS
. This print by Luigi Pesce takes us back to the grandeur of ancient Persia. The image captures the ruins on the third terrace of Persepolis, an archaeological site that stands as a testament to the once-mighty Achaemenid Empire. In this mesmerizing composition, Pesce skillfully showcases the intricate bas-relief sculptures adorning the ancient buildings. The delicate interplay between light and shadow brings out every detail, emphasizing their remarkable craftsmanship. These remnants from centuries past transport us to a time when artistry flourished in harmony with architectural prowess. The landscape surrounding these ruins adds another layer of intrigue to this photograph. With its rugged beauty and vastness stretching towards distant horizons, it serves as a reminder of how nature has intertwined itself with human history throughout millennia. Luigi Pesce's salted paper print from a paper negative not only preserves this invaluable heritage but also invites us to reflect upon our own place within it. As we gaze at these ruins through his lens, we are reminded of both our impermanence and our ability to leave lasting imprints on civilization. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this photograph is more than just an artistic masterpiece; it is a window into an era long gone yet forever etched in humanity's collective memory.
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