| Nationality | French |
| Skills | Painter |
| Born | 1600 (Vosges, France) |
| Died | November 23, 1682 (Rome, Italy) |
| Period | Baroque, Renaissance |
Claude Lorrain
Paintings of Claude Lorrain
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Loading...The Greek myths are interacted with each other at very detailed level. The current scene was the first clue for the great Punic wars. This scene was the reason that Carthage and Rome fought history’s three most vicious wars and considered as the biggest wars at the contemporary time. Depicting it on five by four feet canvas with oil, Claude Lorrain has captured a large scale history in the single moment. One of the Trojan heroes, Aeneas wandered for six years after the fall of Troy and reached Carthage for some rest. The queen Dido welcomed them whole-heartedly and heard their story. During his stay, Aeneas and Dido fell in love with each other and Dido declared him her lord and began to rule Carthage […]
