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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-canvas
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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ArtistOtto van Veen
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Julius Civilis Having His Hair Cut After the Fall of Vetera, While His Son Kills Some of the Captives on canvas
We print Julius Civilis Having His Hair Cut After the Fall of Vetera, While His Son Kills Some of the Captives in the size you choose and stretch it by hand over an Italian wooden frame. The canvas is made when you order, so nothing is ever out of stock.
It arrives ready to hang, with nothing else to do. Made in our own Italian workshop, shipping in 6–8 working days.
- Stretched by hand over an Italian wooden frame
- Any size you like, not just standard formats
- Ready to hang the moment it arrives
