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Women in worship. Detail. 16th century BC (fresco)
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Women in worship. Detail. 16th century BC (fresco)
LRI4686981 Women in worship. Detail. 16th century BC (fresco) by Minoan, (16th century BC); Santorini, Greece; (add.info.: Minoan civilization: women in worship. Detail. Fresco from the lustral basin of Xeste 3 in Akrotiri (Thera), Santorini. Dim. 143x381 cm 16th century BC Santorini, Collection of frescoes by Akrotiri a Thera); Luisa Ricciarini; Greek, out of copyright
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This print captures a mesmerizing detail of women in worship during the 16th century BC. The fresco, created by Minoan artists, is believed to have originated from Santorini, Greece. It showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Minoan civilization and their deep connection with spirituality. The artwork is a fragment from the lustral basin of Xeste 3 in Akrotiri (Thera), offering us a glimpse into ancient religious practices. Measuring an impressive 143x381 cm, this masterpiece exemplifies the skill and artistry of its creator. The image portrays several women engaged in prayer and devotion, adorned with exquisite jewelry that reflects their status and beauty. Their nudity symbolizes purity and vulnerability as they connect with divine forces through ritualistic acts. This fresco not only serves as a testament to the artistic prowess of Luisa Ricciarini but also sheds light on the significance of religion in ancient Greek society. It transports us back in time to witness firsthand how worship was an integral part of daily life for these Minoan women. As we contemplate this remarkable piece, we are reminded of the enduring power and allure of ancient civilizations. Through art like this, we can appreciate their customs, beliefs, and traditions that continue to inspire awe even after millennia have passed.
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