• Laocoön (El Greco) - Wikipedia

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    Mannerism reached its height with El Greco, as seen in the distorted, contorted figures of Laocoön and his sons and the hyper elegance of the gods on the right.

  • Laocoon, c.1610 - El Greco - WikiArt.org

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    Laocoön and his Sons most likely served as artistic inspiration for El Greco, who would depict the subject during his “Spanish Period.”

  • The Meaning of El Greco’s Laocoôn | by Elsa Paulina Wilbur

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    Laocoön, El Greco c. 1610/1614. ... El Greco’s Laocoôn defies the original story and continues to confuse critics who attempt to assign meaning to the painting.

  • El Greco’nun “Laocoon”Eseri | Resim Biterken

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    El Greco, 1541'de Yunanistan'da dünyaya geldi ve 1614'te İspanya'da hayatını kaybetti. Bu yazımda bahsedeceğim "Laocoon" adlı eseri...

  • Lessing’s Laocoon: How A Greek Statue Changed Aesthetics

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    Ephraim Gotthold Lessing’s essay Laocoon was one of the most controversial essays of its time. Today it remains an essential work in the history of aesthetics.

  • Laocoon — El Greco- Greco Ale

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    1610 civarında El Greco, Laocoon resmini yaptı. Rahip Laocoon'un Truva atlarını aşırı güvenilirlikten düşmanlara karşı uyarmaya çalıştığı ve.

  • Laocoon, 1606-10 by El Greco

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    Laocoon, 1606-10 by El Greco. Swift and terrible was the punishment of Laocoon, a priest of Apollo at Troy, and his two sons.

  • Laocoön by El Greco | USEUM

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    El Greco depicted serpents, sent by the angry gods, engaging Laocoön and one son in a mortal struggle, while a second son lies already dead at his father's side.

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  • Laocoön by El Greco | Obelisk Art History

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    The Laocoön was El Greco’s only painting of a mythological theme, and its violence and vengeful gods may reference the ravages of the Inquisition, which gripped...

  • El Greco, Laocoön, C. 1610/1614

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    By elongating the naked bodies of Laocoön and his sons, El Greco exaggerates their corporeality even as he renders them conceptual rather than lifelike figures.