The Death of Servius Tullius with Tullia in her Chariot

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"The Death of Servius Tullius with Tullia in her Chariot" is a historical painting by the Dutch Golden Age artist Johannes Lingelbach, who was known for his landscapes, battle scenes, and genre paintings. This particular work, which dates from the 17th century, depicts the dramatic and tragic story from Roman mythology of the death of Servius Tullius, the sixth king of Rome, at the hands of his daughter Tullia and her husband, Lucius Tarquinius Superbus.

In the painting, Lingelbach illustrates the moment when Tullia, driven by ambition and a lack of filial piety, is shown in her chariot, having just run over the body of her father, Servius Tullius, after he was murdered by her husband in a coup to seize the throne. The scene is filled with the emotional intensity and moral drama characteristic of the Baroque period, to which Lingelbach belonged.

Johannes Lingelbach (1622–1674) was a German-born painter who settled in Amsterdam and became an influential figure in Dutch art. His works often reflect the influence of Italianate landscapes and the Roman Campagna, which he studied during his time in Italy. "The Death of Servius Tullius with Tullia in her Chariot" stands out among his oeuvre as an example of his narrative capabilities and his skill in rendering historical and mythological subjects.

The painting is notable for its dynamic composition, the vivid portrayal of the characters, and its reflection of the moral values and tastes of the time. It serves as a visual representation of the themes of power, betrayal, and the consequences of unbridled ambition. While the current location of the painting is not specified, Lingelbach's works are held in various museums and collections worldwide, contributing to the understanding of the Dutch Golden Age and its artistic legacy.

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