Reclining Couple at Clara Jarrett blog

Reclining Couple. The body of the sarcophagus is styled so as to resemble a kline (dining couch). The sarcophagus depicts a reclining man and woman on its lid. The sarcophagus of the spouses is an etruscan funerary monument that dates back to the late 6th century bce, depicting a reclining couple on its. The couple are shown as semidivine personifications of water and earth. Like hellenistic and roman images of river gods, the bare. On view at the met fifth avenue in gallery 169. The sarcophagus with the reclining couple, officially known as the sarcophagus of the spouses, is made of terracotta, a type of fired. The men and woman both have heavily stylized hair, plaited with braids. Made of terracotta, the sarcophagus of the spouses depicts a man and a woman reclining on a kline, a dining couch with cushions for comfort. Instead of being captured in a frozen stance like their greek counterparts, this etruscan couple reclines in a relaxed pose. The pair rests on highly stylized cushions, just as they would have done at an actual banquet. In fact, they engage us with extraordinary directness and vivacity that is a hallmark of etruscan art.

The body of the sarcophagus is styled so as to resemble a kline (dining couch). Instead of being captured in a frozen stance like their greek counterparts, this etruscan couple reclines in a relaxed pose. The sarcophagus with the reclining couple, officially known as the sarcophagus of the spouses, is made of terracotta, a type of fired. The sarcophagus depicts a reclining man and woman on its lid. Made of terracotta, the sarcophagus of the spouses depicts a man and a woman reclining on a kline, a dining couch with cushions for comfort. The sarcophagus of the spouses is an etruscan funerary monument that dates back to the late 6th century bce, depicting a reclining couple on its. In fact, they engage us with extraordinary directness and vivacity that is a hallmark of etruscan art. The couple are shown as semidivine personifications of water and earth. The pair rests on highly stylized cushions, just as they would have done at an actual banquet. Like hellenistic and roman images of river gods, the bare.

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Reclining Couple The sarcophagus depicts a reclining man and woman on its lid. Instead of being captured in a frozen stance like their greek counterparts, this etruscan couple reclines in a relaxed pose. The men and woman both have heavily stylized hair, plaited with braids. On view at the met fifth avenue in gallery 169. The couple are shown as semidivine personifications of water and earth. Like hellenistic and roman images of river gods, the bare. The body of the sarcophagus is styled so as to resemble a kline (dining couch). In fact, they engage us with extraordinary directness and vivacity that is a hallmark of etruscan art. The pair rests on highly stylized cushions, just as they would have done at an actual banquet. The sarcophagus with the reclining couple, officially known as the sarcophagus of the spouses, is made of terracotta, a type of fired. Made of terracotta, the sarcophagus of the spouses depicts a man and a woman reclining on a kline, a dining couch with cushions for comfort. The sarcophagus depicts a reclining man and woman on its lid. The sarcophagus of the spouses is an etruscan funerary monument that dates back to the late 6th century bce, depicting a reclining couple on its.