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The boarding of the galerians in the port of Genes Painting by Alessandro Magnasco (1667-1749). Dim. 1. 16 x 1. 42. Bordeaux, Museum of Fine Arts
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The boarding of the galerians in the port of Genes Painting by Alessandro Magnasco (1667-1749). Dim. 1. 16 x 1. 42. Bordeaux, Museum of Fine Arts
JLJ4564344 The boarding of the galerians in the port of Genes Painting by Alessandro Magnasco (1667-1749). Dim. 1.16 x 1.42. Bordeaux, Museum of Fine Arts by Magnasco, Alessandro (1667-1749); Musee Beaux Arts, Bordeaux, France; (add.info.: The boarding of the galerians in the port of Genes Painting by Alessandro Magnasco (1667-1749). Dim. 1.16 x 1.42. Bordeaux, Museum of Fine Arts); Photo © Photo Josse
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The Boarding of the Galerians in the Port of Genes
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is a captivating painting by Alessandro Magnasco that depicts a scene of intense action and human suffering. The dimly lit harbor serves as the backdrop for this dramatic portrayal, where prisoners are being forcefully loaded onto a boat bound for an unknown destination. The artist skillfully captures the violence and abuse inflicted upon these unfortunate individuals, emphasizing their bondage with chains and tangled hair. Their expressions reveal fear, despair, and resignation to their fate. This powerful image sheds light on the dark history of enslavement and persecution that plagued 18th century Italy. Magnasco's attention to detail is evident in his depiction of the boats used for transportation. These vessels were not only means of conveyance but also symbols of oppression and confinement. The composition draws viewers into this chaotic scene, allowing them to witness firsthand the harsh realities faced by those deemed as "galerians". This painting serves as a reminder of Europe's troubled past while highlighting Magnasco's mastery in capturing raw emotions through his brushstrokes. It is no wonder why this artwork has found its place among other masterpieces at Bordeaux's Museum of Fine Arts. (Photo credit: Photo Josse)
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