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Orpheus and Eurydice
Artist: Emil Neide (German)
Date: 1870's
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Private Collection, South America
In the present work, Orpheus, carrying his lyre, emerges triumphantly through the gates of Hell having just rescued his love Eurydice. Cerberus, the fierce three-headed dog who guards the entrance to the gates, depicted here at lower left, has been charmed by Orpheus’ music and has agreed to let the lovers return to earth. What the pair does not know in this moment is that Orpheus will soon go against Hades’ command and turn back to gaze at Eurydice who, as a result, will be sent back to the shadows of the Underworld forever.
I had the chance to walk through Zürich today, and finally took some time to appreciate The Gate to Hell (or whatever it's called in english)
I didn't even know about the children.
My favourite was this one, which is sitting at the side of it, invisible if you only look from the front.
Der berühmte «Denker» von Auguste Rodin findet sich auch im Höllentor vor dem Kunsthaus Zürich.
2 faces of our world part 2 by Markus Vesper
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Gate to Hell
The Seven Gates of Hell.
There are two popular versions of the myth, each with numerous variations. One states that a mental institution used to be located on either Toad Road or Trout Run Road, depending on the source, in Hellam Township, Pennsylvania. It was erected in a remote location so as to isolate people deemed insane from the rest of the world. One day in the 1900s, a fire broke out and, due to its remoteness, firefighters could not reach the hospital in time to save it. Many patients died in the flames, while others escaped and were soon beaten to death.
The gates’ role in the story is disputed. Some say that the gates were put up by the local search party to trap the remaining inmates. Others say that, completely unrelated to the asylum story, an eccentric physician who lived on the property built several gates along a path deep into the forest. Both accounts agree on only one gate being visible during the day, but the other six can be seen at night. According to the legend, no one has ever passed the fifth gate, but if they passed all seven, they would go directly to Hell.
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