Arth221
Roman Art and Architecture:
Prof:Haselberger
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Lecture 20:
Ara Pacis,
ext: west facade. |
Ara Pacis,ground
plan with scheme of reliefs. |
Ara Pacis,east-west
section. |
Ara Pacis,
SCPT: Altar, North Frieze, Vestals, left. |
Ara Pacis,
ext: left section, west side. |
Ara Pacis,SCPT:
marble, floral decoration, plaque, left half, West facade, detail: Acanthus
Calyx. |
Ara Pacis,
SCPT: West facade, left half: Aeneas Sacrificing to Penates. |
Ara Pacis,SCPT:E
facade left half, Tellus, entire panel. |
Ara Pacis,SCPT:
E facade, left half: det: Nymph on swan. |
Ara Pacis,section
from N.W. |
Ara Pacis,Scheme
of Reliefs. |
Ara Pacis,SCPT:
South processional frieze, reconstruction of wall. |
Ara Pacis,
ext: view from SW of right half of W entrance & S wall. |
Ara Pacis,
SCPT: South processional frieze, Pontifices and Augures. |
Ara Pacis,
SCPT: South processional frieze, Augustus, head from front. |
Ara Pacis,SCPT:
marble, South processional frieze, rt half, Flamine and Family of Augustus
with scroll frieze. |
Ara Pacis,
SCPT: marble, South processional frieze, Family of Augustus, detail: Agrippa,
Julia and Lictor. |
Ara Pacis,
SCPT: marble, South processional frieze, Family of Augustus. |
Mausoleum
of Augustus, general view from above. |
Ara
Pacis, reconstruction, east side. |
Map of
the Roman Empire from Augustus to Hadrian, whole. |
Trajan,
Bust,front. |
Model by
I. Gismondi, 1937-61, Roman Civilization, center from NW; Colosseum & Pantheon.
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Forma Urbis Romae by Lugli and Gismondi.(In Process) |
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