Caracalla and Geta. A Bear Fight in the Coliseum by Lawrence Alma-Tadema

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"Caracalla and Geta.A Bear Fight in the Coliseum" is a historical painting by the Dutch artist Lawrence Alma-Tadema, created in 1907. The work portrays the two brothers and Roman co-emperors, Caracalla and Geta, in a tense moment that foreshadows the tragic end of their rivalry. The artist depicts Caracalla in a threatening attitude toward his brother, alluding to the hostility that culminated in Geta's murder at the hands of Caracalla in 211 AD.

Alma-Tadema, known for his meticulous depiction of Roman antiquity, uses rich colors and a dramatic composition to convey the emotional intensity and cruelty of the power struggle between the two brothers. The scene is set in a sumptuous setting, characteristic of the artist's classical representations, with a meticulous architectural reconstruction and attention towards Roman clothing and decorative elements.

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Product Features

• Print on canvas
  
• Size: 80 x 60 cm
• Material: Printed on very fine-grain canvas
• Frame: Light brown beech wood and handmade wood pulp