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Veturia persuading her son Coriolanus not to attack Rome (engraving)

Veturia persuading her son Coriolanus not to attack Rome (engraving)


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Veturia persuading her son Coriolanus not to attack Rome (engraving)

8635793 Veturia persuading her son Coriolanus not to attack Rome (engraving) by German School, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Veturia persuading her son Coriolanus not to attack Rome. Illustration from Rom. Anfang, Fortgang, Ausbreitung und Verfall des Weltreiches der Romer, by Dr Wilhelm Wagner (Otto Spamer, Leipzig, 1862/1863).); © Look and Learn

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**A Mother's Plea: Veturia Persuades Coriolanus to Spare Rome** In this poignant engraving from the 19th century, Veturia, mother of Coriolanus, kneels before her son in a desperate bid to prevent him from attacking Rome. The scene is set against a backdrop of ancient Roman architecture, underscoring the historical significance and cultural importance at stake. As depicted here, Veturia's words are laced with maternal love and concern for the welfare of their people. Her hands clasped together in supplication convey her deep emotional investment in persuading Coriolanus to reconsider his plans. Meanwhile, Coriolanus stands tall, his expression a mix of determination and introspection. This powerful illustration is an adaptation from Dr Wilhelm Wagner's book "Rom. Anfang, Fortgang, Ausbreitung und Verfall des Weltreiches der Romer" (1862/1863), which explores the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. The engraving masterfully captures a pivotal moment in history when family ties were tested against national duty. In this timeless portrayal, Veturia's maternal love serves as a poignant reminder that even in times of conflict and turmoil, compassion, empathy, and understanding can be powerful forces for peace.

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