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View of via dei Sepolcri in Pompeii: the road, discovered in the first excavations of the city (1763-1838), constitutes a complete example of a suburban road flanked by villas, shops and tombs
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View of via dei Sepolcri in Pompeii: the road, discovered in the first excavations of the city (1763-1838), constitutes a complete example of a suburban road flanked by villas, shops and tombs
View of via dei Sepolcri in Pompeii: the road, discovered in the first excavations of the city (1763-1838), constitutes a complete example of a suburban road flanked by villas, shops and tombs Pompeii Urban Center Republican Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1880-1890 ca.. Date of Artwork:V sec. a.C. - I sec. d.C
Brogi
MFC-F-000520-0000
Media ID 33266907
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This photo print, titled "MFC-F-000520-0000" offers a mesmerizing glimpse into the ancient city of Pompeii. The image captures a breathtaking view of via dei Sepolcri, an important road that was unearthed during the initial excavations of this remarkable city between 1763 and 1838. Dating back to the 5th century BC until the 1st century AD, this well-preserved suburban road showcases a complete example of life in Pompeii. As we delve into this photograph, our eyes are drawn to the fascinating details lining both sides of via dei Sepolcri. Villas, shops, and tombs stand as silent witnesses to the bustling activity that once thrived here centuries ago. Each structure tells its own story about daily life in ancient Pompeii. The datePhoto indicates that this particular snapshot was taken around 1880-1890 AD. It serves as a testament to how early photographers like Brogi were captivated by Pompeii's archaeological treasures and sought to immortalize them through their lenses. Located within Pompeii's Archaeological Area, this iconic road is not only an archaeological marvel but also holds immense historical significance. Its existence provides invaluable insights into Roman architecture and urban planning. Intriguingly juxtaposed against these ancient structures is a cypress tree standing tall amidst lush vegetation—a reminder of nature's resilience over time. Alinari has masterfully captured not just an image but also emotions evoked by these remnants from antiquity—feelings of awe at witnessing history frozen in time; feelings that transport us back to an era long gone yet still palpable within these ruins. Let us cherish such photographic prints for they allow us to appreciate and learn from our past while preserving it for future generations—an enduring tribute to human curiosity and perseverance in unraveling our collective heritage.
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