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Fragment of an architrave ornamented with reliefs of human figures, fallen in the Roman theater of Aspendos, Turkey

Fragment of an architrave ornamented with reliefs of human figures, fallen in the Roman theater of Aspendos, Turkey


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Fragment of an architrave ornamented with reliefs of human figures, fallen in the Roman theater of Aspendos, Turkey

Fragment of an architrave ornamented with reliefs of human figures, fallen in the Roman theater of Aspendos, Turkey Turkey Aspendos Architrave, Relief Antonine Period, Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1965-1970. Date of Artwork:170 ca

Ronchetti, Pietro
RAD-A-000001-0006

Media ID 33216693

© Alinari Archives, Florence

Imperial Period Parts Of The Body Roman Art


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This photograph captures a mesmerizing fragment of an architrave adorned with intricate reliefs of human figures. The fallen piece, discovered in the Roman theater of Aspendos, Turkey, offers a glimpse into the artistic mastery of the Antonine Period during the Imperial Period. The architrave's relief work showcases remarkable attention to detail, depicting various aspects of ancient civilization. From their elaborate hairdos and hairstyles to their fashionable clothing, every element speaks volumes about the fashion trends prevalent during that era. The artist skillfully portrays different parts of the body, including nude forms that highlight both beauty and vulnerability. One cannot help but be drawn to the expressive faces captured on this architrave fragment. Each figure tells its own story through subtle yet poignant facial features - a testament to Roman art's ability to convey emotions even in stone. Dating back approximately 170 years before this artwork was photographed between 1965-1970 by Pietro Ronchetti from Alinari, it is awe-inspiring how well-preserved these relics are. They serve as tangible links connecting us with Europe's ancient civilizations and remind us of their rich cultural heritage. As we admire this photograph print today, let us appreciate not only its aesthetic appeal but also its historical significance. It serves as a window into an era long gone yet still resonates with our modern sensibilities. May it inspire curiosity and appreciation for Roman art among all who behold it – a timeless testament to human creativity across centuries.

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