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Jupiter seizing the face of Cupid, detail of the fresco cycle of the Loggia of Psyche at Villa Farnesina, Rome, painted by Raphael's pupils, Giulio Romano, Gianfrancesco Penni, Raffaellino del Colle and Giovanni da Udine, based on one of Raphael's cartoons

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Type:

Immagine fissa; Oggetto fisico

Category:

Photographs

Author:

Anderson

Subject:

Greco-Roman
Communication and Publicity
Arch
Human Psychology
Individual : Physiological and Psychological Aspects
Concept or Subject Expressed
Gesture
Communication
Parts of the Body
Zeus - Jove
Nude and Human Body
Divinity
Allegory, Abstract concept and Symbol
Wrath
Hunting
Mythology
Instrument
Wing
Face
Thorax
Object
Male
Pyschological Behavior
Eros-Cupid
Fear
Hand

Material and technique:

N Silver salt gelatin; Glass plate

Date of creation:

1927 ca.

Temporal coverage:

High Renaissance;;Renaissance;;Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods;;Europe;;First and Second Millennium A.D.

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References: Jupiter seizing the face of Cupid, detail of the frescoes, Loggia of Psyche, Villa Farnesina, Rome

Provider

Archivio storico Alinari / Fotografie Alinari

Identifier: ADA-F-027897-0000

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Rights: Alinari Archives-Anderson Archive, Florence

Jupiter seizing the face of Cupid, detail of the fresco cycle of the Loggia of Psyche at Villa Farnesina, Rome, painted by Raphael's pupils, Giulio Romano, Gianfrancesco Penni, Raffaellino del Colle and Giovanni da Udine, based on one of Raphael's cartoons

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