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Detached fresco from a Roman house, preserved in the National Museum of Rome (former Collegio Massimo) in Rome. The fresco is an example of the Late Third Style, showing use of the uneven wall surface and mythological scenes painted inside niches.

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Type:

Immagine fissa; Oggetto fisico

Category:

Photographs

Author:

Anderson

Subject:

Greco-Roman
Shrine, Tabernacle
Architecture
Painting
Building Elements,Decoration and Sections
Statue
Find
Scene
Mythology
Sculpture
Mural Painting
Object
Tabernacle
Work
Archeology

Material and technique:

N Silver salt gelatin; Glass plate

Date of creation:

1920-1930 ca.

Temporal coverage:

First Imperial Period;;Imperial Period;;Roman Art;;Europe;;Ancient Civilization

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References: Freasco from ancient Roman villa, late third style, Roman National Museum (ex Collegio Massimo), Rome

Provider

Archivio storico Alinari / Fotografie Alinari

Identifier: ADA-F-028840-0000

Rights

Rights: Alinari Archives-Anderson Archive, Florence

Detached fresco from a Roman house, preserved in the National Museum of Rome (former Collegio Massimo) in Rome. The fresco is an example of the Late Third Style, showing use of the uneven wall surface and mythological scenes painted inside niches.

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