

Der Triumph der Omphale (The Triumph of Omphale)
Johann Peter Pichler, after Alessandro Turchi, called Orbetto
The image shows a group of figures posed in various positions. In the center, a muscular man is seated holding a bow with his gaze down. Surrounding him are additional figures - to his right, a cherubic figure with wings, and to his left and in front of him, three standing figures partially draped in classical garb. Another person sits on the right, leaning slightly forward. The standing individuals are elegantly clothed in flowing garments and have intricate hairstyles. One of them seems to be holding an arrow, which might be intended for the central figure. The background is a neutral gradient darkening towards the top, and there is a large draped curtain on the left. The image is monochromatic.
Artwork Details
- Date
- 1797
- Medium
- mezzotint on laid paper, laid down
- Dimensions
- 9365 × 7479 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
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