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This small oil on panel painting by Otto van Veen, created between 1600 and 1613, exhibits the meticulous detail and rich color typical of early 17th-century Northern European art. The smooth application of paint allows for crisp rendering of figures and a dramatic narrative. The scene depicts Julius Civilis, the leader of the Batavian revolt against the Romans, having his hair cut after the fall of Vetera, a ritual signifying a vow fulfilled. Meanwhile, his young son, with a bow and arrow, executes Roman captives. This work was part of a twelve-painting commission for the Dutch parliament, displayed in the Binnenhof
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·Classical art ·SKU: GIA-712527-print
Julius Civilis Having His Hair Cut After the Fall of Vetera, While His Son Kills Some of the Captives Otto van Veen
A dramatic oil on panel scene from the Batavian Revolt
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LineaFine Art
ArtistOtto van Veen
CategoriaClassical art
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