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特洛伊女人放火烧船

ca. 1643
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 623
特洛伊女人点燃她们的船，打算结束自特洛伊被攻陷以来的多年流浪。远处的云和雨预示风暴即将来临，这是在埃涅阿斯的请求下由朱庇特派来灭火的。据克劳德在他的记录书《真理之书》中所载，这幅画是在罗马为吉罗拉莫·法尔内塞所画。这位博学的主教在1643年回到罗马，一定是他选择了维吉尔《埃涅阿斯纪》（5.604 – 710）中的这一情节，暗指他在多年担任教廷使节的巡回工作中，在遥远的阿尔卑斯山一带的瑞士邦联诸州与加尔文主义作斗争。

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  • 标题: 特洛伊女人放火烧船
  • 艺术家: 克劳德·洛兰（克劳德·热莱），法国，活跃于意大利，1604/5?–1682年
  • 创作日期: 约1643年
  • 材料: 布面油画
  • 尺寸: 413⁄8 x 597⁄8 英寸（105.1 x 152.1厘米）
  • 来源信息: 弗莱彻基金，1955年
  • 藏品编号: 55.119
  • Curatorial Department: European Paintings

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