Fulvia and Mark Antony, or Fulvia's Revenge
Francisco Maura y Montaner · 1888
Why it's great
Fulvia, the fierce wife of Mark Antony, takes revenge on the dead Cicero, the great speaker who had attacked her husband, in this gruesome scene from the civil wars after Caesar's death. The Spanish painter Francisco Maura y Montaner made it in 1888.
🏛️ Part of history
Julius Caesar & the Fall of the Roman Republic (100–27 BC) — Fulvia, the fierce wife of Mark Antony, takes revenge on the dead Cicero, the great speaker who had attacked her husband, in this gruesome scene from the civil wars after Caesar's death.
Where to see it
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Francisco Maura y Montaner was a Spanish painter born in Palma de Mallorca in 1857. He studied in Madrid and Rome, painted history pictures that won prizes at national exhibitions, and spent his later years in the Basque Country. He died in Irun in 1931.
