Roman stables from Pompeii C015 / 6077
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Roman stables from Pompeii C015 / 6077
Roman stables from Pompeii. 19th-century colour lithograph of a mosaic depicting a nobles stables from Pompeii. The mosaic includes Latin text. The Roman city of Pompeii, located in the Bay of Naples, Italy, was ruined and buried under thick layers of ash during an eruption of the volcano Vesuvius in 79 AD. The city was rediscovered and excavated in the 18th and 19th centuries, and today it is a tourist destination visited by millions every year. Artwork from Histoire des Romains (Victor Duruy, 1883)
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1883 1st Century Ancient Rome Animal Husbandry Antiquity Archaeological Archaeology Archeology Bay Of Naples Buildings Chromolithograph Classical Culture Histoire Des Romains Horse Horses Italian Italy Latin Text Lithograph Mosaic Pompeii Roman Stable Tourism Tourist Attraction 79 Ad Stables Victor Duruy
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This vibrant 19th-century lithograph captures the magnificence of Roman stables from Pompeii, providing a glimpse into the ancient world. The mosaic depicted in this artwork showcases the grandeur and attention to detail that characterized Roman architecture and design. With Latin text intricately woven into the mosaic, it serves as a testament to the cultural richness of Pompeii. Pompeii, once a thriving city nestled in the Bay of Naples, met its tragic fate when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD. Buried under layers of ash for centuries, it was rediscovered and meticulously excavated during the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, millions flock to this archaeological wonderland every year to witness firsthand the remnants of an ancient civilization. The image transports us back in time as we observe horses peacefully residing within these historic stables. It not only highlights animal husbandry practices but also offers insight into daily life during Roman times. This artistic representation provides valuable information for archaeologists studying ancient Rome's architectural marvels. Preserved through history, this chromolithograph is now part of Histoire des Romains (History of Romans) by Victor Duruy (1883), housed at Middle Temple Library/Science Photo Library. Its vivid colors and intricate details make it an invaluable piece for both art enthusiasts and history buffs alike. As we admire this print, let us appreciate how art can bridge gaps between eras while preserving our collective heritage for generations to come.
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