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Message de goupil59 posté le 09-11-2008 à 00:08:36 (S | E | F)
Bonsoir à tous
j'aurai besoin que quelqu'un puisse lire et eventuellement coriger, le texte que je viens de d'écrire:
Merci par avance^^
Ugolin et ses fils -Jean Baptiste Carpeaux
This sculpture was realized between 1857 and 1861 by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux. This masterpiece is in plaster, measures 1.48m x 1.94m x 1.19m, and is located at the museum of valenciennes.
It’s a free-standing sculpture, composed by four characters: Ugolin Della Guerardesca, his two sons, and his two grandsons. The subject is inspired by The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri, it inspired many romantic or symbolist artists, included Delacroix and Rodin.
Ugolin Della Guerardesca, first Chief Magistrate of Pisa, is accused of treason, because he wanted to take the power. It is the archbishop Ubaldini who imprisoned him with his children into a tower, where is condemned to starve having consumed the flesh of its offspring.
Ugolin in the center, sits on a drapery put on a rock. An elbow on the knees and the other one on the back of one of his sons. His two hands are at the level of the face, the one supporting him. His sons are distributed around him, the one standing in its left, folded in two and seeming to hold him by the waist . Other one almost lengthened holding both calfs of ugolin between the arms, the face turned to him.
Merci d'avoir prit le temps de me lire^^goupil
Message de goupil59 posté le 09-11-2008 à 00:08:36 (S | E | F)
Bonsoir à tous
j'aurai besoin que quelqu'un puisse lire et eventuellement coriger, le texte que je viens de d'écrire:
Merci par avance^^
Ugolin et ses fils -Jean Baptiste Carpeaux
This sculpture was realized between 1857 and 1861 by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux. This masterpiece is in plaster, measures 1.48m x 1.94m x 1.19m, and is located at the museum of valenciennes.
It’s a free-standing sculpture, composed by four characters: Ugolin Della Guerardesca, his two sons, and his two grandsons. The subject is inspired by The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri, it inspired many romantic or symbolist artists, included Delacroix and Rodin.
Ugolin Della Guerardesca, first Chief Magistrate of Pisa, is accused of treason, because he wanted to take the power. It is the archbishop Ubaldini who imprisoned him with his children into a tower, where is condemned to starve having consumed the flesh of its offspring.
Ugolin in the center, sits on a drapery put on a rock. An elbow on the knees and the other one on the back of one of his sons. His two hands are at the level of the face, the one supporting him. His sons are distributed around him, the one standing in its left, folded in two and seeming to hold him by the waist . Other one almost lengthened holding both calfs of ugolin between the arms, the face turned to him.
Merci d'avoir prit le temps de me lire^^goupil
