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Loke styrtes i afgrunden af Hother, by Unknown, 1825

Loke styrtes i afgrunden af Hother

Unknown

1825

From the collection of Statens Museum for Kunst

Aeneas

Dominant colour

Overview

Loke styrtes i afgrunden af Hother is a 1825 by Unknown, depicting Aeneas, held at Statens Museum for Kunst.

Who painted this?
Unknown
When & what style?
1825
Where can I see it?
Statens Museum for Kunst

About this work

This black-and-white photo shows two men in a tense fight. One man wears armor, a short tunic, and a helmet with a plume, swinging a spear. The other man is shirtless, wearing a skirt-like wrap, and looks like he’s dodging the spear. The background is dark and blurry, with a rocky ground and some faint trees. The armored man’s pose is dramatic—his body twists as he strikes, while the other man’s muscles tense as he braces. The lighting makes their faces sharp against the shadowy background. Look up *chiaroscuro* next to see how this strong light-and-dark contrast works in art.

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