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  • Születés (kattintson a képre)
  • Rondo - Johanna mennyegzője (kattintson a képre)
  • 200 év (kattintson a képre)
  • Jozefa kertje (kattintson a képre)
  • Te Gates of Bosporus (click on the photo)
  • Gladiolus Byzantinus (click on the photo)
  • Sol Invictus (click on the photo)
  • Prophets (click on the photo)
  • The Beginning of Time (click on the photo)
  • The Seventh Day (click on the pic)
  • Flames of Museion (click on the pic)
  • Journey of Aeneas (click on the pic)
  • The Day, That Changed Everything (24 of August, AD. 79) (click on the pic)
  • Dethronement of Romulus Augustulus (click on the photo)
  • Occupation of Judea (click on the pic)
  • The Third Temple (click on the photo)
  • The Divided Empire (click on the pic)
  • House of Romulus and Remus (click on the photo)
  • Story of Flora (click on the pic)
  • The Pun Fleet in Front of Lilybaeum (click on the pic)
  • Juno Meets Iris The Nymph (click on the pic)
  • War of Mithridates and Sulla (click on the pic)
  • Geese of The Capitol (click on the pic)
  • Dea Caelestis, Namely The Balance of The Divine Justice (click on the pic)
  • Fire Consecration - Mars Vigilia! (click on the pic)
  • Grove in Aricia - The True Story of Egeria and Diana (click on the pic)
  • The Judgment - The King of the Jews Before Pontius Pilate (click on the pic)
  • The Adopted - The Reign of Antoninus Pius (click on the pic)
  • Diocletianus 303-313 (click on the pic)
  • Atrium Vestae (click on the pic)
  • Caesar and Cleopatra (click on the pic)
  • Emporium Romanum (click on the pic)
  • The Symbol (click on the pic)
  • Crossing The Rubicon (click on the pic)
  • Antonius and Cleopatra (click on the photo)
  • Cleopatra Comes To Caesar (click on the pic)
  • Ante Portas! (click on the pic)
  • Conquest of Numidia (click on the pic)
  • Kingdom of Massinissa (click on the pic)
  • The Hidden City (click on the photo)
  • Realm of Romulus (click on the pic)
  • Nero Before The Senate (click on the pic)
  • V. Legion - Alaudae (Germania Inferior) (click on the pic)
  • VIII. Legion - Augusta (Pannonia) (click on the pic)
  • VI. Legion - Victrix (Hispania) (click on the pic)
  • X. Legion - Fretensis (Syria) (click on the pic)
  • III. Legion - Cyrenaica (Aegyptus) (click on the pic)
  • IX. Legion - Hispana (Africa) (click on the pic)
  • Classis Britannica (click on the pic)
  • Classis Praetoris Misenensis (click on the pic)
  • Navigare Necesse Est (click on the pic)
  • The Battle of Actium (click on the pic)
  • Caesarion (click on the pic)
  • In The Land of Carthage (click on the pic)
  • Legend of Rhea Silvia (click on the pic)
  • Germanicus Iulius Caesar - The Greatest Emperor Who Never Reigned in Rome (click on the pic)
  • Wedding (click on the pic)
  • Land of The Nymphs (click on the pic)
  • Legacy of Euclid (click on the pic)
  • The Doubt - Paraphrase (click on the pic)
  • Butterfly Effect (click on the pic)
  • American Dream (click on the pic)
  • The Bridge (click on the pic)
  • Geometrical Rainbow (click on the pic)
  • Mercurius (click on the pic)
  • Do They Live Among Us? (click on the pic)
  • Blue-Matrix (click on the pic)
  • Glacier (click on the pic)
  • Night Rain on The Diagonal Avenue in Barcelona (click on the pic)
  • The House of the Rising Sun (click on the pic)
  • Until Death Do Us Part (click on the pic)
  • The Proof (click on the pic)
  • The Fifth Day (click on the pic)
  • The Genesis (click on the pic)
  • Assyrian Treasure (click on the pic)
  • Ninth Slab - Ballad of Gilgamesh (click on the pic)
  • Shamash - God of The Sun (click on the pic)
  • Marduk (click on the pic)
  • Flames of Agade (click on the pic)
  • Babylon's Gold (click on the pic)
  • Palaces of Babylon (click on the pic)
  • Gate of Istar (click on the pic)
  • Towers of Babel (click on the pic)
  • Sixth Slab (click on the pic)
  • Tigris (click on the pic)
  • Mesopotamia (click on the pic)
  • Sanctuary in Nippur (click on the pic)
  • Sarrukín's Empire (click on the pic)
  • Queen of Sheba (click on the pic)
  • Hammurabi's Stele (click on the pic)
  • Ruins of Larsa (click on the pic)
  • The House of Sky and Earth (click on the pic)
  • Walls of Ninive (click on the pic)
  • Summer Lightning (click on the pic)
  • Equilibrium (click on the pic)
  • Finding Nemo (click on the pic)
  • Eufrátesz (kattintson a képre)
  • WEBSHOP - Artistic prints
  • Ante Portas! (click on the pic)
  • A KAPUK ELŐTT! (Ante Portas!) - OLAJFESTMÉNY

A KAPUK ELŐTT! (Ante Portas!) - OLAJFESTMÉNY

  • 120 x 120 cm
  • Olaj-arany-vászon
  • Keletkezés helye és ideje: Sitges, 2022
  • Az alkotás az 'A Római Császárság kora' ciklus része
  • Az alkotás magántulajdonban van

"A mű címe Marcus Tullius Cicero szállóígévé lett felkiáltása: Hannibál a kapuk előtt! A festmény azt az önként vállalt, keserves pillanatot jeleníti meg, amikor Róma inkább kapitulált a Hannibál vezette karthágóiak előtt, mintsem hagyja, hogy a hadvezér elérje és lerombolja a Birodalom fővárosát. Náray Tamás munkáiban számtalan szimbolikus utalás fedezhető fel, így például a pompát és bőséget jelképező, fénylő aranyborításnál erőteljesebben megjelenő, zaklatott, vérpiros határsáv és mező, mely a punok által meghódított területeken tanúsított ádáz kegyetlenségét idézi elénk. A reflektáló kék mező mutatja a szabadságot, hiszen végül a háborút a rómaiak nyerték meg számos nehézség és áldozat árán, túlélve a vészterhes napokat." prof.dr. Valeriano Venneri


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