Mago Collection

Mursi tribes girl
Trevor Cole

Mursi mother and child
Trevor Cole

The History of Hannibal, c. 1570 (tapestry)
CUL4895617 The History of Hannibal, c.1570 (tapestry) by Flemish School, (16th century); (add.info.: The History of Hannibal: Mago (Magon le Samnite), Hannibal's messenger, in Carthage. ca. 1570

Medals and statues of Hannibal, Malchus and Dido of Carthage
Medals and statues of kings and queens of Carthage: Hannibal in battle helmet 1, helmet 2, Ceres 3, Mago, Malchus with huge cudgel 7 and Dido 8

Mago inginocchiato (marble)
875119 Mago inginocchiato (marble) by Arnolfo di Cambio (c.1245-1310); Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome, Italy; eGiuliano Valsecchi; Italian, out of copyright

The Capture of Selinus by Hannibal. n. d. Creator: Louis Jean Desprez
The Capture of Selinus by Hannibal.n.d

Sicily - Ancient Quarries at Campobello
Black and white Victorian lantern slide of the ancient quarries at Campobello. Two men sit on the Rocks of Cusa, stone that was once used to construct the Greek Selinunte temple

The Adventures of Captain Mago, the Child had Found the Leak, Engraving 1876

The Adventures of Captain Mago, the Child had Found the Leak, Engraving 1876

The History of Hannibal: Mago, Hannibals messenger, in Carthage. ca. 1570. Mago recounts the victory at Cannae and displays the plunder before the Senate

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"Mago: A Journey Through History and Art" Step into the world of Mago, where history and art intertwine to tell captivating stories. From ancient tapestries depicting "The History of Hannibal" to intricate marble sculptures like "Mago inginocchiato, " this collection takes you on a mesmerizing journey through time. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Hannibal's life as you explore his conquests and triumphs. The c. 1570 tapestry vividly portrays his epic battles, transporting you back to an era filled with valor and strategic brilliance. But Mago doesn't stop there – it delves deeper into Carthaginian culture, showcasing medals and statues honoring not only Hannibal but also other influential figures like Malchus and Dido of Carthage. These artifacts offer a glimpse into the legends that shaped their civilization. Marvel at the craftsmanship displayed in "Mago inginocchiato, " a stunning marble sculpture capturing a moment frozen in time. Its intricate details bring forth emotions, inviting contemplation about its historical significance. Venture further into Sicily's ancient quarries at Campobello, where stone was extracted for countless masterpieces like these. Feel the weight of history as you stand amidst remnants of past civilizations, imagining the laborious process behind creating such remarkable works. As you wander through this exhibition, surrounded by multiple renditions of "The History of Hannibal" tapestry, let your imagination run wild. Envision yourself alongside legendary warriors or empathize with mothers cradling their children – just like in the powerful portrayal found within "Mursi mother and child. " In Mago's realm, every artifact has a story to tell; each piece is an invitation to delve deeper into our collective human narrative. So come along on this extraordinary journey through history and art – discover Mago's treasures for yourself.