The Death of Priam

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The Death of Priam is a neoclassical history painting by Scottish artist Gavin Hamilton depicting the brutal slaying of the Trojan king Priam during the fall of Troy.

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The Death of Priam canonical 1
killing of King Priam 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf history painting
mythological king
neoclassical painting
painting
person
basedOn Aeneid
linked to: Virgil's Aeneid

Iliad
linked to: Homer's Iliad
countryOfOrigin Scotland
creator Gavin Hamilton
depicts Astyanax
Hecuba
Neoptolemus
Priam
Trojan War
fall of Troy
depictsEmotion despair
pathos
terror
violence
depictsEvent killing of Priam by Neoptolemus
depictsPlace Priam's palace
linked to: Priam's house

Troy
depictsTime end of Trojan War
genre Neoclassicism
hasArtisticStyle classical composition
dramatic chiaroscuro
history painting conventions
idealized anatomy
hasTheme classical mythology
collapse of a kingdom
death
fate
heroism
revenge
tragedy
war
influencedBy Homeric epics
Virgil
ancient Roman art
classical antiquity
languageOfWork visual art
mainSubject death of Priam
mythology of Troy
movement Neoclassicism
notableWorkOf Gavin Hamilton
occupation painter
partOf cycle of Trojan War paintings by Gavin Hamilton
positionHeld king of Troy

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Gavin Hamilton notableWork The Death of Priam
Iliou Persis featuresEvent killing of King Priam
linked to: The Death of Priam