The Discovery Of Astyanax In Hector's Tomb, 17th Century Painting.
This dramatic scene depicts the discovery of young Astyanax, son of Hector, hidden in his father's tomb after the fall of Troy. The Greek hero Ulysses (Odysseus) is shown pointing to the child, while soldiers prepare to snatch him from his hiding place.The composition is marked by strong dramatic tension: expressive gestures, gazes turned towards the child, and contrasts between movement and immobility. The women, in particular, embody pain and supplication in the face of impending violence.
Note Oil on its original canvas and wear in the paint layer consistent with the painting's age .
The frame is from the 19th century.
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Period: 17th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Fully restored
Material: Oil painting
Width: 114 cm toile / 126 cm cadre
Height: 75cm toile / 88 cm cadre
Reference (ID): 1738800
Availability: In stock
