Winding from our right to left, a procession of dozens of people, mostly men and many in black and gray armor on foot and horseback, weaves through rocky hills to the gates of a city in this long, horizontal painting. The people we can see have light skin, and they are small in scale against the landscape. Throughout the procession, dogs nip at the heels of horses that walk, rear, or buck. Many of the armored men carry tall spears. The men not wearing armor mostly wear crimson-red robes over black stockings or short black tunics over stockings with one white leg and one mauve-pink leg. To…
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The Triumph of Camillus

painter Biagio d'Antonio (Florentine, c. 1446 - 1516)

painter Italian 15th Century

c. 1470/1475

Medium
tempera on panel
Classification
Painting
Dimensions
overall: 60.1 × 154.3 cm (23 11/16 × 60 3/4 in.) ; framed: 81.4 x 175.3 x 9.8 cm (32 1/16 x 69 x 3 7/8 in.)
Culture
Florentine
Museum
National Gallery of Art, CIS-R
Credit line
Samuel H. Kress Collection
Rights
Public domain (NGA Open Access, CC0), as the museum states it.
Who can see it
Teens profiles and older: its museum says too little about what it shows to place it for younger viewers. How works are placed

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