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Socrates pulling Alcibiade out of the bosom of the volupte The philosopher Socrates
JLJ4603648 Socrates pulling Alcibiade out of the bosom of the volupte The philosopher Socrates trains his disciple Alcibiade (450-404 BC) away from the places of perdition. Painting by Jean Baptiste Regnault (1754-1829) 1791 Sun. 0, 46x0, 63 m by Regnault, Jean-Baptiste (1754-1829); Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Socrates pulling Alcibiade out of the bosom of the volupte The philosopher Socrates trains his disciple Alcibiade (450-404 BC) away from the places of perdition. Painting by Jean Baptiste Regnault (1754-1829) 1791 Sun. 0, 46x0, 63 m); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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This print captures the essence of Socrates pulling his disciple Alcibiade out of the bosom of voluptuousness. Painted by Jean Baptiste Regnault in 1791, this artwork showcases the intellectual and philosophical teachings of Socrates as he guides Alcibiade away from the temptations and perils of indulgence. In this scene, Socrates is depicted as a wise mentor, guiding his young student towards a path of enlightenment and virtue. The painting beautifully portrays their interaction, with Socrates firmly grasping Alcibiade's arm to pull him away from the alluring embrace of pleasure. The artist skillfully conveys the contrast between beauty and temptation through his use of color and composition. The soft hues surrounding Alcibiade symbolize desire and sensuality, while Socrates stands tall amidst darker tones that represent wisdom and restraint. This artwork not only explores themes such as sexuality, love, and femininity but also delves into deeper philosophical concepts such as capital sins and personal growth. It serves as a reminder that true fulfillment lies in pursuing knowledge rather than succumbing to worldly pleasures. Displayed at Louvre Museum in Paris, France, this masterpiece continues to captivate viewers with its timeless message about self-discovery and moral guidance. Through Regnault's brushstrokes, we are reminded that even in ancient Greece or our modern world today, there will always be mentors like Socrates who strive to lead us towards a higher understanding of ourselves.
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