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The so-called Ficoroni cist, at the Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia, Rome, found in Preneste in 1738, with an inscription located on the plaque of the neck by the author and the old (female) owner.

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Type:

Immagine fissa; Oggetto fisico

Category:

Photographs

Author:

Anderson

Subject:

Bronze
Greco-Roman
Communication and Publicity
Inscription
Wrought Metal
Communication
Low Relief
Applied Arts and Crafts
Find
Mythology
Lid
Instrument
Sculpture
Person
Male
Argonaut
Object
Container
Statuette
Work
Writing
Archeology

Material and technique:

N Silver salt gelatin; Glass plate

Date of creation:

1890 ca.

Temporal coverage:

Etruscan Art and Civilization;;Italy;;Europe;;Ancient Civilization

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References: Ficoroni Cist, Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia, Roma

Provider

Archivio storico Alinari / Fotografie Alinari

Identifier: ADA-F-004926-0000

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Rights: Alinari Archives-Anderson Archive, Florence

The so-called Ficoroni cist, at the Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia, Rome, found in Preneste in 1738, with an inscription located on the plaque of the neck by the author and the old (female) owner.

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