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Material: Chemical transfer on terracotta, waxes and oil. |
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| Descripción: Tomb of the bulls. Tarquinia. Century VI before Christ. Between the archaic tombs are the ones of the bulls, about 540 before Christ, the only one with depiction of a Greek myth, and the one of the augurers. A bull with beard, representation of Aquello, seems to be willing to charge a couple, a man and maybe an ape, who both standing and keeping the balance leant on a thin plant, perhaps a Life tree, practice anal sex. From the ground grow granades or capsules of opium plant. The meaning is related to the ctonias forces of the Nature and the sexual desire as a vital impulse. The conception of sexuality is Greek, as we can see in the depiction of banquets , which frequently finish with uncontrolled orgies, and dancings and normally we can find only men. |
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