Hercules Farnesius
Appearance
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Hercules Farnesius[1] (Italice: Ercole Farnese) est sculptura antiqua Herculem heroem monstrans, qui cognomen a loco traxit, ubi a papa Paulo III una cum aliis artificiis antiquis saeculo sexto decimo collocatus est, Palatio Farnesio. Collectus Farnesinus his diebus in Museo Archaeologico Nationali Neapolis exhibetur. Plus quam 200 exempla et variationes „Herculi Farnesini“ ex tempore Romano tum gloriam huius sculpturae monstrant.
Notae
[recensere | fontem recensere]Bibliographia
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Francis Haskell, Nicholas Penny: Taste and the Antiquity, New Haven, Londinii 1981 (7. ed. 2010) ISBN 978-0-300-02913-0, 229–232 (Nr. 46).
- Diethelm Krull: Der Herakles vom Typ Farnese. Kopienkritische Untersuchung einer Schöpfung des Lysipp. Francofurti 1985.
- Wanda Löwe: Die Kolossalfigur des Lysipp. In: Christiane Lukatis, Hans Ottomeyer (ed.), Herkules: Tugendheld und Herrscherideal. Das Herkules-Monument in Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe. Catalogus exhibitionis Kassel. Edition Minerva, Eurasburg 1997, p. 23–30.
- Rolf Michael Schneider: Der Hercules Farnese. In: Luca Giuliani (ed.): Meisterwerke der antiken Kunst. Monaci 2005, p. 136–157
Nexus externi
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