Rape of the Sabines by Pietro da Cortona (1630)

Baroque painting of soldiers seizing women before classical buildings, an obelisk and a stormy sky.

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This painting, titled Rape of the Sabines by Pietro da Cortona and dated 1630, shows a dramatic crowd of armored soldiers seizing women amid classical architecture, an obelisk and trees. A statue of a bearded deity stands at the upper left beneath a cloudy sky, while women reach out in alarm and an elderly man grapples with a soldier in the center.

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1630

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