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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
Benevento, Rocca dei Rettori, fregio-architrave in pietra locale (età repubblicana?)
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A Corinthian column capital carved in tuff ("tufa") from the civic basilica of Pompeii. These belonged to an upper order from the sides of the basilica (no capitals from the main freestanding colonnade inside the basilica have been found). Dating (some debate here): end of the second century BCE; ca. 120-100.
Column capitals of the Ionic and Corinthian orders have been found in the civic basilica of Pompeii (excavated between 1813-1816). The capitals have been fashioned from tuff (often written as "tufa"); the style here "Pompeian Ionic." This capital belonged to one of four great columns at the entrance stair to the basilica. The dating of the basilica is not certain: ca. 120-100 BCE. "The capitals are flamboyantly carved into corkscrew volutes like ram's horns that are trimmed with palmettes carried on branches that curl back from the volute to bring the palmettes up to the abacus. The echinus is an egg molding of exaggerated plasticity, finished below with an astragal on a deep, plain collar above the top of the fluting. The abacus is a cyma reversa. The general effect is baroque, the designer having been eager to exploit the possibilities of his material." Quote from Richardson, L., Pompeii: An Architectural History (second printing, 1989) 96.
Milano (MI), Civiche Raccolte Archeologiche. Museo Archeologico
Probably early first century BCE.
Arachne - Individual object 130293: Pilasterkapitell - Rom, Musei Capitolini, Centrale Montemartini
A Corinthian column base from the Temple of Hercules Victor (or Olivarius) in the Forum Boarium in Rome. Note the unusual treatment of the terminus of the vertical fluting of the column, which looks as if it has been bored out with a broad drill. The top face of the element shows evidence of anathyrosis. Late second century. The most important monograph on the temple is: F. Rakob and W-D Heilmeyer, Der Rundtempel am Tiber in Rom (Mainz am Rhein 1973)
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Milano (MI), Civiche Raccolte Archeologiche. Museo Archeologico
Milano (MI), Civiche Raccolte Archeologiche. Museo Archeologico
Milano (MI), Civiche Raccolte Archeologiche. Museo Archeologico
Frieze - Street of Tombs at Pompeii | da * Karl *
Milano (MI), Civiche Raccolte Archeologiche. Museo Archeologico
