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Canto XI, 16th century. Creator: Antonio Tempesta
Canto XI, 16th century. From Jerusalem Delivered II by Tasso
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Antonio Tempesta Crusade Crusader Crusaders Crusades Drummer First Crusade Fortress Gerusalemme Liberata Horseman Horsemen Injured Injury Jerusalem Delivered Mounted Mythical Mythological Poem Riders Siege Tasso Torquato Tempesta Antonio The Liberation Of Jerusalem Torquato Tasso Armed Services Battlefield Fortifications
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 23.7cm x 19.6cm (9.3" x 7.7")
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EDITORS COMMENTS
Canto XI: The Triumph of the Crusaders, a masterpiece by the 16th-century Italian artist Antonio Tempesta, depicts a pivotal moment from Torquato Tasso's epic poem "Jerusalem Delivered" (Gerusalemme Liberata). This etching, created during the Baroque era, showcases the Christian crusaders' victory on the battlefield against the Saracens. The crusaders, depicted in various stages of the triumph, include horsemen charging forward, an injured soldier being tended to, and a drummer signaling the advance. The fortified castle in the background symbolizes the Christian forces' strength and determination. The use of contrasting black and white creates a stark, dramatic effect, enhancing the image's emotional impact. This powerful depiction of the First Crusade, which took place in the 11th century, is a significant piece of European art and literary heritage. The etching is part of the extensive collection at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), showcasing the rich history and culture of the European continent. The intricate details, from the lettering to the individual figures, exemplify the skill and artistry of the Baroque era.
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