The Death of Seneca by Noël Hallé (1750)

Painting of a dying bare-chested man on a bed surrounded by mourners, with red drapery and two women in green and gold.

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The Death of Seneca, Noël Hallé (1750), Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Via artnap.com

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The Death of Seneca, painted by Noël Hallé in 1750, shows a bare-chested man reclining on a white-sheeted bed beneath dark red drapery. Around him, a kneeling figure bows his head, a bearded older man clasps his hands, a figure wipes away tears, and two women in green and gold robes gesture in grief at the foot of the bed. The painting is held by the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

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Date

1750

Medium

Painting

Museum

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

License

Public domain