Vertumnus

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Vertumnus is a famous Mannerist portrait by Giuseppe Arcimboldo depicting the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II as the Roman god of seasons and transformation, composed entirely of fruits, vegetables, and flowers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mannerist painting
painting
artStyle composite portrait
collection Skokloster Castle NERFINISHED
commissionedBy Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Holy Roman Empire
creator Giuseppe Arcimboldo NERFINISHED
depictionForm composite head
depicts Roman god of seasons
Roman god of transformation
Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor NERFINISHED
Vertumnus NERFINISHED
depictsMythologicalFigure Vertumnus NERFINISHED
depictsPersonRole Holy Roman Emperor NERFINISHED
depictsSeason autumn
spring
summer
winter
describedIn Ovidian tradition
exhibitedAt Skokloster Castle museum displays
genre allegorical painting
portrait
hasGenre court portraiture
mythological portrait
hasPart flowers
fruits
vegetables
iconography abundance of nature
seasonal produce
imageFeature crown made of flowers and fruits
face composed of fruits and vegetables
torso formed from gourds and produce
inception 1590s
circa 1590–1591
influencedBy Ovid's Metamorphoses NERFINISHED
locatedIn Skokloster Castle NERFINISHED
Sweden
madeOf oil paint
movement Mannerism NERFINISHED
notableWorkOf Giuseppe Arcimboldo NERFINISHED
partOf Rudolf II court culture NERFINISHED
subject Rudolf II as Vertumnus NERFINISHED
symbolizes harmony with the seasons
imperial power over nature
transformation
titleLanguage Latin

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Giuseppe Arcimboldo notableWork Vertumnus