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Saturn and Rhea (Art Institute of Chicago, 2024.591)

Greco-Roman Art

An etching titled "Saturn and Rhea," made by the Italian printmaker Giuseppe Diamantini and published by Paolo Pagani after 1663. The title names its two subjects outright, Saturn and his wife Rhea, using the Roman name under which classical-derived prints commonly render her husband Cronus. Held today by the Art Institute of Chicago under main reference number 2024.591.

Facts
Physical Form
Medium
Etching, Giuseppe Diamantini, published by Paolo Pagani, Italian, after 1663, Art Institute of Chicago 2024.591 1
Classification
Object Type
Print (Engraving, Etching, Woodcut or Lithograph) 1
Medium (class)
Etching 1
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Associated With

Chicago, Cities

This source names Chicago directly: "Held today by the Art Institute of Chicago under main reference number 2024.591."

Source Saturn and Rhea, Art Institute of Chicago (2024.591)
Cronus, Deities

This source names Cronus directly: "prints commonly render her husband Cronus."

Source Saturn and Rhea, Art Institute of Chicago (2024.591)
Cronus, Figures

This source names Cronus directly: "prints commonly render her husband Cronus."

Source Saturn and Rhea, Art Institute of Chicago (2024.591)
Rhea, Deities

This source names Rhea directly: "An etching titled "Saturn and Rhea," made by the Italian printmaker Giuseppe Diamantini and published by Paolo Pagani after 1663."

Source Saturn and Rhea, Art Institute of Chicago (2024.591)

Belongs to Tradition

Source Saturn and Rhea, Art Institute of Chicago (2024.591)

Depicts

Rhea, Figures

The Art Institute of Chicago's own title for this etching names the subject outright, Rhea, beside her husband Saturn.

Source Saturn and Rhea, Art Institute of Chicago (2024.591)
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1. Saturn and Rhea, Art Institute of Chicago (2024.591)
Art Institute of Chicago
  • reference 2024.591
  • catalogue record, medium/object-type description
    An etching titled "Saturn and Rhea," made by the Italian printmaker Giuseppe Diamantini and published by Paolo Pagani after 1663.
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Old master print (Wikipedia)
In Group: Old Master Mythological Printmaking, etching by Giuseppe Diamantini, published after 1663View the Source
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