The Death Of Socrates Neoclassical School Of The 19th Century Historical Scene Rt1129

Oil on canvas mounted on a polycarbonate plate, representing the death of Socrates, condemned to drink hemlock.
The Greek philosopher, denounced by three prominent figures, was condemned to death by the Athenian assembly, the Areopagus, in 399 BC. He was accused of "corruption of youth" and "neglect of the gods of the city and practice of religious novelties".
Period: Early 19th century
Condition: Good condition, some small surface restorations, and fine cracks
Dimensions with frame: 58 x 48 cm
Dimensions without frame: 40 x 31 cm
Weight: 2KG
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