Hypatia c1889 by Julius Kronberg Remastered Xzendor7 Fine Art Old Masters Reproductions
by Rolando Burbon
Title
Hypatia c1889 by Julius Kronberg Remastered Xzendor7 Fine Art Old Masters Reproductions
Artist
Rolando Burbon
Medium
Painting - Digital Art Reproduction
Description
Hypatia c1889 by Swedish Painter Julius Kronberg (1850 - 1921); known for his decorative artwork
This is a portrait of the noted Greek Neoplatonist philosopher, astronomer, and mathematician Hypatia (between 350 & 370 - 415 AD); who lived in Alexandria, Egypt, that was ruled by the Eastern Roman Empire.
She was a prominent thinker and teacher of philosophy, mathematics and astronomy of the Neoplatonic school in Alexandria; and is the first female mathematician who's life has been reasonably documented, even though she was preceded by Pandrosion of Alexandria.
In this scene we see her in a room by a large open window resting her left closed fist hand on a marble ledge, and resting her right forearm on a black bust of Greek Philosopher Plato (428/427 or 424/423 BCE - 348/347 BCE), holding a scroll and quill in her right hand.
Beside her on her right are more scrolls situated upright on a marble table and a large green plant that stretches to where she is seated by the wall of the window that has a decorative motif and two figures on it of a man that is a hunter and a woman, that seems to be seeking protection.
She is looking out of the window past the column that is near her left hand, that overlooks the city of Alexandria and a Christian procession that is taking place as pilgrims carrying crosses walk to a large temple in the distance.
This is a remastered digital art old masters reproduction of a public domain image that is available as a canvas print online.
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