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XEE4137395 Apollo and Hyacinthos (Death of Hyacinthe) Engraving of 1819 in " Lettres a Emilie sur la mythologie" by Charles Albert Demoustier (1760-1801). Private collection. by Anonymous; Private Collection; (add.info.: Apollo and Hyacinthos (Death of Hyacinthe) Engraving of 1819 in " Lettres a Emilie sur la mythologie" by Charles Albert Demoustier (1760-1801). Private collection.); Stefano Bianchetti; out of copyright
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This engraving from 1819 depicts the tragic mythological tale of Apollo and Hyacinthos, also known as the Death of Hyacinthe. The artwork is featured in Charles Albert Demoustier's "Lettres a Emilie sur la mythologie" and currently resides in a private collection. In this scene, we witness the heart-wrenching moment when Apollo, the Greek god of music and poetry, mourns over the lifeless body of his beloved companion, Hyacinthos. The intricate details captured by Stefano Bianchetti bring to life the emotions that permeate this ancient story. The composition showcases both divine and human elements as Apollo's grief-stricken face contrasts with his ethereal presence. The tragedy unfolds against a backdrop reminiscent of ancient Greece, emphasizing the timeless nature of these mythical tales. Hyacinthos' demise serves as a reminder of mortality within Greek mythology. His untimely death symbolizes fragility and impermanence while highlighting themes such as love, loss, and destiny. As viewers gaze upon this remarkable print, they are transported into an era where gods walked among mortals and their actions shaped human existence. This engraving not only captures a pivotal moment in Greek mythology but also invites contemplation on our own mortality and relationships. Through its masterful execution and profound subject matter, this artwork continues to captivate audiences today – reminding us that even centuries-old stories can still resonate deeply within our hearts.
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