Image: Gavin Hamilton - Coriolanus Act V, Scene III edit2
Description: William Shakespeare'nin Coriolanus eserinin V. Perde, 3. Sahnesi: Roma Cumhuriyeti'nden sınırdışı edilip Volscilerin yanına sığınan Gaius Martius Coriolanus Volsciler ile birlikte Roma Cumhuriyeti'ne saldırmaya başladı. Annesi Volumnia (tarihteki gerçek adı: Venturia), Coriolanus'un eşi Virgilia ve çocukları ve bir Romalı kadın ile birlikte kendisini ziyaret ederek Roma'yı yok etmemesi için yarvardı. (James Caldwell - Gavin Hamilton tablosunun gravür versiyonu, 4 June 1803)
Title: Gavin Hamilton - Coriolanus Act V, Scene III edit2
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Author: Gavin Hamilton
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