Cicero 106-43 BC in the Senate Accusing Catiline of Conspiracy on 21st October 63 BC 1889

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"Cicero Denouncing Catiline" is a renowned fresco by Italian artist Cesare Maccari, completed in 1889. The artwork is a historical depiction of a pivotal moment in Roman history, specifically capturing the scene on 21st October 63 BC when the Roman statesman and orator Marcus Tullius Cicero accused Lucius Sergius Catilina (Catiline) of conspiring against the Roman Republic. The fresco is located in the Palazzo Madama, Rome, which houses the Italian Senate.

Maccari's masterpiece is celebrated for its dramatic representation of the tension and political intrigue that characterized the late Roman Republic. The composition centers on Cicero, who is portrayed with a commanding presence as he delivers his first of four Catilinarian Orations, speeches that exposed the conspiracy to the Senate and ultimately led to Catiline's downfall. The oration was a significant event that showcased Cicero's rhetorical prowess and his role as a defender of the state.

The fresco is part of a larger series of works that adorn the walls of the Senate's meeting room, each illustrating significant episodes from Roman history. Maccari's work is noted for its vivid characterizations and the emotional intensity conveyed through the figures' expressions and gestures. The artist's use of chiaroscuro and careful attention to detail enhances the dramatic effect, making it a quintessential example of 19th-century Italian historical painting.

"Cicero Denouncing Catiline" has been widely studied and admired for its historical accuracy and artistic merit. It remains an important cultural artifact that reflects the political themes and aesthetic values of its time, as well as a visual testament to a momentous event in the annals of Roman governance.

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