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Sextus applying son Pompey Erictho know fate

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Sextus applying son Pompey Erictho know fate

Sextus applying the son of Pompey to Erictho, to know the fate of the Battle of Pharsalia, Samson ties three hundred foxes two by two by their tails with a fire-brand in between, with the torches on fire lets go into the cornfields of the Philistines which are set aflame, Robert John Dunkarton, 1754 - 1811, paper

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1754 1811 Battle Fate Philistines Pompey Tails Torches Cornfields Pharsalia


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This print captures the intense moment when Sextus, son of Pompey, seeks the guidance of Erictho to uncover the fate of the Battle of Pharsalia. The artist, Robert John Dunkarton, skillfully brings this ancient scene to life on paper. In another intriguing depiction within this print, we witness Samson's incredible strength as he ties three hundred foxes two by two with their tails and ignites a fire-brand in between them. With torches ablaze, he releases these fiery creatures into the cornfields of the Philistines, setting them aflame. Dunkarton's attention to detail is remarkable; every figure and element is meticulously rendered. From Sextus' anxious expression as he approaches Erictho for answers to Samson's determined stance amidst chaos and destruction - each character tells a story within this single frame. The composition itself is visually striking; contrasting light and shadow play across the scene, enhancing its dramatic impact. The use of color adds depth and dimensionality to both settings - from Erictho's mysterious chamber where secrets are unveiled to the vibrant fields engulfed in flames. This extraordinary piece from Liszt Collection transports us back in time, allowing us a glimpse into historical events shrouded in myth and legend. It serves as a testament to Dunkarton's artistic prowess while offering viewers an opportunity for contemplation on themes such as destiny, power struggles, and divine intervention.

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