1643, Bassano – 1720, Venice
Seneca
Копия с оригинала О. Маринали начала XVIII века. Beginning of the 18th century
- Artificial marble. 71,5 x 62 x 45
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Location in museum
The Summer Garden
Open the panorama of the hall in the virtual tour
Crowning Fountain - Period 18th century
- CategoryPortrait, Allegory
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Lucius Annaeus Seneca (4 BC – 65 AD) – an ancient Roman Stoic philosopher and tutor to emperor Nero. Being a man of a determined character himself, Seneca preached moral strictness and dedication, the qualities he could not develop in his pupil. Seneca was accused of participating in a plot and at the emperor’s order was forced to commit suicide – Seneca took a cup with poison. |
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