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Death of Darius wife. This work, inspired by Rollin
JLJ4598475 Death of Darius wife. This work, inspired by Rollins ancient history and the series of Triumphs by Alexander de Le Brun, depicts the Greek emperor gathered before the body of Dariuss wife. This painting painted in Rome bears the mention LAGRENEE PINXIT ROMAE 1785. It was exhibited at the Salon des artistes francais in Paris in 1785. Painting by Louis Lagrenee (1724-1805), 1785. Oil on canvas. Dim: 3, 27 X 4, 24m. by Lagrenee, Louis Jean Francois I (1725-1805); Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Death of Darius wife. This work, inspired by Rollins ancient history and the series of Triumphs by Alexander de Le Brun, depicts the Greek emperor gathered before the body of Dariuss wife. This painting painted in Rome bears the mention LAGRENEE PINXIT ROMAE 1785. It was exhibited at the Salon des artistes francais in Paris in 1785. Painting by Louis Lagrenee (1724-1805), 1785. Oil on canvas. Dim: 3, 27 X 4, 24m.); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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Message Roman Soldier Beds Sadness
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This print captures the essence of Louis Lagrenee's masterpiece, "Death of Darius wife". Inspired by Rollins ancient history and the series of Triumphs by Alexander de Le Brun, this painting depicts a poignant scene where the Greek emperor mournfully gathers before the lifeless body of Darius's wife. Painted in Rome in 1785, this remarkable artwork bears the inscription "LAGRENEE PINXIT ROMAE 1785" signifying its origin and creation. Its grandeur and emotional depth earned it a place at the prestigious Salon des artistes francais exhibition in Paris that same year. Louis Lagrenee, a renowned artist from the 18th century, skillfully used oil on canvas to bring this tragic moment to life. The dimensions of this piece are an impressive 3.27 x 4.24 meters, allowing viewers to immerse themselves fully into its dramatic narrative. Now housed within the Louvre Museum in Paris, France, this photograph taken by ePhoto Josse beautifully showcases every intricate detail captured by Lagrenee's brushstrokes. With permission granted for non-commercial use from Fine Art Finder, we can appreciate and admire this historical masterpiece that continues to captivate audiences centuries later. Through Lagrenee's artistic vision and technical prowess, he has immortalized a powerful moment in history that evokes both sorrow and contemplation. This print serves as a testament to his talent as well as an invitation for viewers to delve deeper into ancient narratives brought vividly back to life through artistry.
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