File:Reni - Der Selbstmord der Kleopatra, 1626.jpg

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Guido Reni: The Death of Cleopatra

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Alternative names	Guido Rhenus il Guido
Description	Italian painter, drawer and etcher
Date of birth/death	4 November 1575 / 4 November 1575	18 August 1642
Location of birth/death	Calvenzano	Bologna
Work location	Bologna (1599-1600), Rome (1600-1602), Bologna (1603-1605), Rome (1605-1610), Bologna (1611-1612), Rome (1612), Bologna (1615-1616), Mantua (1617-1621), Rome (1622-1629), Naples (1624-1626, 1640-1642)
Authority file	: Q109061 VIAF: 49288294 ISNI: 0000000123206667 ULAN: 500030334 LCCN: n80021717 NLA: 36520375 WorldCat

Title

German:

Der Tod der Kleopatra

The Death of Cleopatra

Object type

painting

Genre

history painting

Depicted people

Cleopatra

Date

circa 1625

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

height: 124 cm (48.8 in)

; width: 94 cm (37 in)

Collection

Sanssouci Picture Gallery

	Native name	Bildergalerie (Sanssouci)
	Parent institution	Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg
	Location	Potsdam , Germany
	Coordinates	52° 24′ 13.68″ N, 13° 02′ 27.6″ E
	Established	1764
	Authority file	: Q451555 VIAF: 190221511 GND: 4423194-5 NKC: xx0214610

Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg

	Native name	Stiftung Preußische Schlösser und Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg
	Location	Potsdam
	Coordinates	52° 24′ 01.33″ N, 13° 02′ 40.74″ E
	Established	23. August 1994
	Website	http://www.spsg.de/startseite/
	Authority file	: Q531772 VIAF: 153860032 ISNI: 0000000121889601 LCCN: nr97036057 GND: 2150154-3 SUDOC: 079145930 WorldCat

Accession number

GK I 5054 (Prussian Palaces and Gardens Foundation Berlin-Brandenburg)

Object history

1756: in collection of Frederick II of Prussia

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https://brandenburg.museum-digital.de/objects?persinst_id=3729

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Author	Handrick, Roland (1965 - 2001)
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URL for copyright license	https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
Image title	Den Kopf Richtung Himmel gerichtet und die Augen dramatisch nach oben verdreht, zeigt Guido Reni dieägyptische Herrscherin Kleopatra im Augenblick ihres Selbstmordes. Auf das Blickmotiv der antiken Niobide für diese Affektdarstellung rekurrierend, erzeugt Renis halbfigurige Darstellung eine dramatische Nähe zum Betrachter, welche die Drastik der Verzweiflungstat zu vermitteln sucht. Tropfen frischen Blutes quellen bereits aus der Bisswunde an der entblößten Brust, die sie sich selbst mit einer Natter zugefügt hat. Reni folgt mit dieser Darstellung der Überlieferung Plutarchs, der zufolge sich die durch Ocatvian besiegte Königin 30 v.Chr. durch das Gift einer Natter das Leben nahm.Renis „Selbstmord der Kleopatra“ gehört zu einer Reihe von Gemälden, die er dem Tod der Pharaonin widmete. Eine ungefähr zeitgleiche Variante findet sich in der Royal Collection auf Schloss Windsor, spätere Kompositionen im Palazzo Pitti in Florenz sowie der Galeria Capitolina in Rom. Darüber hinaus beschäftigte sich Reni auch in andere Form mit dem Motiv des Freitodes. Eine Variante ist der „Selbstmord der Lucretia“, die sich seit 1768 in der Sammlung Friedrich II. befindet. Das Gemälde „Selbstmord der Kleopatra“ wurde bereits 1756 von Friedrich II. aus der Sammlung des Duc de Tallard durch den Pariser Handelsagenten Louis-François Mettra erworben. Dieser Kauf steht exemplarisch für Friedrichs Bestreben ab den 1750er Jahren, schwerpunktmäßig Maler der Hochrenaissance sowie des Barock aus den Niederlanden und Italien zu sammeln. Zuvor richtete sich sein Interessestärker auf französische Werke. Befindet sich derzeit im Neues Palais Franziska Ratajczak
Copyright holder	© Stiftung Preußische Schlösser und Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg&Handrick, Roland (1965 - 2001) ; Licence: CC BY-NC-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/)
Short title	Reni, Guido: Der Selbstmord der Kleopatra, GK I 5054.
Copyright owner	Stiftung Preußische Schlösser und Gärten Berlin-Brandenburg
Usage terms	CC BY-NC-SA
Credit/Provider	Stiftung Preußische Schlösser un
Source	museum-digital:brandenburg
JPEG file comment	Published via museum-digital:brandenburg; Canonical image url: https://brandenburg.museum-digital.de/singleimage.php?imagenr=25819
Horizontal resolution	96 dpi
Vertical resolution	96 dpi
Y and C positioning	Centered
Contact information	[email protected] https://www.spsg.de Am Grünen Gitter 2 Potsdam, , 14414 0331.96 94-0
Keywords	Historienmalerei
Date metadata was last modified	16 March 2021
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