Aiace ferito e morto per Suicidio by Gaetano Vascellini

Engraving of a helmeted warrior holding up a dying nude man over a rock with a helmet, after an ancient sculpture.

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Aiace ferito e morto per Suicidio, Gaetano Vascellini (1789). Via artnap.com

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An engraved plate shows a helmeted warrior supporting the limp, nude body of a fallen man who leans back over a rock on which a helmet rests. The plate is numbered Tav. III and carries an Italian caption identifying the subject as Ajax wounded and dead by suicide, an ancient sculpture attributed to Polykleitos in the courtyard of Palazzo Pitti, engraved by Gaetano Vascellini in 1789.

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