Roman examples of the Tuscan order in situ.
Corinthian capital. 27 BCE.
Base moldings from the altar table of the Ara Pacis. Detail from the west side of the altar table, to the left (north) of the main stair leading up to the altar table. 13-9 BCE.
Capitello composito di probabile epoca augustea reimpiegato sopra le colonne del portico davanti l'Ara massima di Ercole, inglobate nella parte anteriore della basilica di Santa Maria in Cosmedin
Arachne - Individual object 132119: Pfeilerfragment - Cori, Chiesa dell'Annunziata
This weathered corinthian column is brand new compared to the moon beyond. However, the play of light and shadow on the flutes and acanthus leaves highlight the wear of the stone over the many years since its inception. Photograph was taken in Rome, Italy. If you see something you like and would like to purchase, please feel free to contact me. You can send me an email at [email protected] or just visit my shop on Etsy. www.etsy.com/shop/scenethirty1 9x12 inch photograph printed on archival premium photo paper. The standard archival value is 100 years in home display and 200 years in dark storage. This photograph is proportioned and enhanced to capture the specific qualities of the scene. The delivered photograph will not be presented with a watermark. A range of other sizes are available for this print. If you would like to custom order a size not listed here, please contact me for availability and prices.
L' arte augustea è l'arte prodotta nell' Impero Romano sotto il regno di Augusto , dal 44 a.C. al 14 d.C., e sotto la dinastia giulio-claudia (fino al 69 ). In quell'epoca l' arte romana si...
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Arachne - Individual object 123000: Korinthisches Normalkapitell - Rom, Chiostro dell’Antiquario Forense, rinvenuto presso la Basilica Emilia,
Arachne - Individual object 198134: Schmales Rankenkapitell - Roma, Rom, S. Francesca Romana-Chiostro, dalla Basilica Emilia
A surviving Corinthian capital of travertine from a Roman republican period facade built on the ancient Roman forum of Praeneste (modern Palestrina), Italy, near Rome. Color photo: 2009. On the left a drawing of the capital published by Richard Delbrueck in Hellenistische Bauten in Latium, vol. 1, 1907, pg. 80 with the caption: Halbsäule der Sudfront des Apsidensaales (Engaged column of the south facade of the Apsidal Hall). Date: ca. 100 BCE. The lower diameter of the capital is 64 cm, the capital height is 71 cm. See also: www.flickr.com/photos/roger_ulrich/4948381643/
Arachne - Individual object 64045: Block eines Konsolgeisons - Rom, Musei Vaticani, Museo Gregoriano Profano
The funerary monument of Gaius Nonius in Isernia, Molise, Italy. The monument with its Doric frieze has been built into the wall of a building. C(aio) Nonio C(ai) f(ilio) M(arci) n(epoti) IIIIvir(o) / quinq(uennali) M(arcus) Nonius Gallus / imp(erator) VIIvir epul(onum) filius / posuit CIL 09, 02642 = D 00895 = Aesernia 00020 Transcription from Epigraphik-Datenbank Clauss-Slaby. 1st c. BCE
