Alexander Mastering Bucephalus, Léon Davent, ca. 1546
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Alexander Mastering Bucephalus

ca. 1546 · Print · 34.4 × 22.8 cm

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This etching of Alexander the Great is based on a preparatory drawing for a fresco in the bedchamber of the Duchesse d’Étampes, Francis I’s mistress. Sixteenth-century French imagery of Alexander the Great represented the conqueror as a valorous warrior and lover, two roles that King Francis I identified with himself. In this oval composition, Alexander’s military accomplishments, underlined by his highly detailed armor and helmet, are emphasized while the engraving of the banquet of Alexander, at right, an event at which Alexander is said to have met his future wife, Roxanne, highlights his amorous pursuits.

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