Life size Marble Carving Statue Ugolino and His Sons Statuefor sale MOKK-209

Marble Carving Statue Ugolino and His Sons Details:

The Marble Carving Statue Ugolino and His Sons by French artist Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux in the 1860s. Ugolino was a nobleman in the ancient Roman city of Pisa. In his Divine Comedy, Dante describes three generations of his family sentenced to prison for treason, and Ugolino and his five sons are imprisoned by Archbishop Luzini in a dark dungeon, trying to make him slowly starve to death. Driven by hunger, Ugolino ate his own son. And this piece chooses to show the moment before the carnage begins.

 

 

 

 

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