The world of Paintings of Juno and HeraJuno, or Hera in Greek tradition, reigns over marriage and legitimacy while continuing the metamorphoses and loves of Jupiter.
Hera-JunoGreek and Roman names for the goddess
Peacock -scepter -crownThree attributes of sovereignty
Marriage and powerTwo essential areas of the goddess
More than 2,500 years oldTransmission of the myth and its images, overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
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Queen of Olympus · Marriage, sovereignty and jealousy
Juno, or Hera in Greek tradition, reigns over marriage and legitimacy while continuing the metamorphoses and loves of Jupiter.
Wife of Zeus and queen of Olympus, Hera becomes Juno in Roman tradition. The peacock, the scepter and the crown signal his sovereign rank. His most famous stories arise from the conflict between marital dignity and infidelities divine: Io entrusted to Argus, Ixion deceived by a cloud or Aeolus called against Aeneas' fleet. Rubens transforms Argus' eyes into bright plumage. Rembrandt gives Juno an almost royal majesty, Veronese favors pomp venetian and Raphael place him in the monumental harmony of Olympus. The selection "Paintings of Juno and Hera" notably compares Juno and Argus - Peter Paul Rubens and Juno - Rembrandt. His reading favors movement.
Juno unites two contradictory forces: she protects the order of marriage while embodying the anger provoked by her transgression.
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Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Hera protects marriage, dynasty and sovereignty
Cults and stories fix the divine queen near Zeus. This milestone sheds light on the "Paintings of Juno and Hera" collection, favoring movement.
Juno returns to mythological settings
Peacock, clouds and processions allow us to combine allegory and magnificence.
Artists dramatize jealousy and metamorphosis
Rubens, Rembrandt and their successors renew his majesty and his conflicts.
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Peacock
Argus' eyes become the plumage of the bird dedicated to Juno. This trait guides a reading of "Paintings of Juno and Hera" centered on movement.
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Scepter
The attribute affirms the rank of queen of Olympus.
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Cloud
Metamorphosis often conceals desire, deception or punishment.
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Look
Surveillance and jealousy structure several major episodes.
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Six readings specific to Paintings of Juno and Hera
Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a route exclusively devoted to Paintings of Juno and Hera.
Rubens01
Juno collects Argus' eyes
Color and movement transform the death of the guardian into the origin of the peacock.
For a baroque living room. Reading of "Paintings of Juno and Hera" through movement.Rembrandt02
Goddess takes presence of sovereign
Crown, fabrics and chiaroscuro give the portrait a royal gravity.
For an elegant roomVeronese03
Juno becomes Venetian splendor and light
The chromatic richness underlines the celestial dignity of the figure.
For a bright interiorRaphael04
Jupiter and Juno make up the Olympian couple
Classical balance commands authority, gesture and divine relationship.
For a classic wallAttribute05
Choose peacock, crown or narrative scene
Each sign reveals a different side of the goddess.
To clarify the subjectFormat06
Preserve figures, draperies and symbols
A generous canvas makes the richness of mythological compositions readable.
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