A Portrait of Antinous, In Two Parts
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- An international collaboration among the Art Institute of Chicago, the Palazzo Altemps Museum in Rome, and the University of Chicago uses new technologies to make an improbable discovery about two statues from the 2nd century AD.
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Antinous bello, divino e immortale, la sua bellezza vivrà per sempre, è stato amato con passione dal grande imperatore Hadrian
Wow, incredible story. A puzzle solved by modern technology. I wonder if they attached the old piece afterwards, but personally, a 3d printed replica is enough to admire this beauty.
How Beauty causes so many works and researches !!!
Fascinating what new technology can restore.What is lost is found!
What an amazing discovery!
This was fascinating. Thanks to everyone involved. 👍👏
I would have thought it would be possible to determin whether the two parts were made from the same block of stone.
Hadrian - il sugar daddy immortale
Fascinating how natural the sculpted hair from two thousand years ago looks compared to the "modern" stylized and disproportionate restoration.
Modern restoration has to be that way
You have to see that the lock of hair is not the original so you can have an image of the totality without compromising with the original. Modern restaurator mustn't substitute the original artis
But it wasn't always like this: for example there have been a case on Greece where the restaurators completely replaced some columns and frescos so that tourists thought that those were the originals and that they have been conserved perfectly to these days (and that is a sorta of betray)
Absolutely fascinating
5 star presentation
Fascinating !
i want to be Antinous
Same. Imagine someone who loves you that much. Can't relate
Jake Snack I am
I want to be Antinous too, or either i want a boy who looks like him.🥺
I want to be Hadrian
Amor vincit omnia. Love conquers everything
Fascinating.
Amazing!
A young version of Elvis but then more cute
Was it gangs of Christians or Muslims or other dark age enemies of the arts that did the damage to these exquisitely beautiful sculptures?
I dont think it needed any will to damage nor evilness of christians or muslims. I suppose time is enough as an enemy.
This notion of "dark ages", as an allegation against the Middle Ages is really historiographically reactionary and passé in the academic circles of historians. This is really an unhistorical idea that had its genesis in Renaissance artists has little basis.
@@erlinacobrado7947 In my opinion it is an appropriate phrase for anyone who intentionally did such a thing. All those who hate and want to destroy or damage beautiful artwork are living in a cultural dark age.
"One of the more important things about him was that he was ALLEGEDLY Hadrian's
Lover." Sure, Hadrian Created a
City and plastered the image of
Any young Men he knew!
No question of Liability for
Defamation or Slander, so what is with the ALLEGEDLY???
Hadrian is recorded as having been Torn with Grief as a woman at the death of Antinuous, his Beautiful Lover.
Enter into the 21st Century!
Please!
they're good friend with huge age gap.
A very interesting video about the artistic aspect of this bust, but I object very much to the narrator's description of Lord Antinous as a "character." The woman should learn to have more respect for the Cult of Antinous and for those who follow the Gay God, a god who was very popular in the Roman Empire and whose cult is now resurging, gaining more and more adherents. I also object to her off-the-cuff description of Antinous as "allegedly being Hadrian's lover." He indeed was Emperor Hadrian's lover and no stronger bond of two lovers could ever be found in the Ancient World or the Modern World. In short, this woman really needs to learn to have more respect.
Do you see Antinous as an actual "god" or as more of a mascot?
why did the colonists sever the head of antinous? and break the sculpture into pieces? personally jealousy is a curious form of cruelty and counting!
" colonists " fuck off with that shit....
christians, they destroyed many historic sculptures like agora , she didn’t married and Loved science and they hated her and burned her
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