Juno Ludovisi at Brittany Jennie blog

Juno Ludovisi. This is a reduced cast of the colossal acrolithic head known as the juno ludovisi, a head and neck sculpted from greek marble that would have been set into a separately sculpted body. The juno ludovisi was once part of a colossal marble statue and has actually been idnetified by some scholars as either an idealized statue of. While much of its ancient history remains a mystery, the sculpture was part of the ludovisi collection and appears in an 1890 photograph of the ludovisi gardens in rome. Dating to the trajanic or hadrianic period (early second century a.d.), it is the largest classical marble statue in north america. Front view (1890) by domenico anderson archivio boncompagni ludovisi goethe admired this colossal head of juno—probably antonia. Huge head of juno, part of ludovisi collection in palazzo altemps in rome, italy; [1] the sculpture was first recorded in the posthumous inventory of the collection of cardinal ludovico ludovisi, drawn up in 1633. And margo behrakis wing for art of the ancient world, spectacularly installed in the gallery that. Head of antonia minor (?).

The juno ludovisi was once part of a colossal marble statue and has actually been idnetified by some scholars as either an idealized statue of. [1] the sculpture was first recorded in the posthumous inventory of the collection of cardinal ludovico ludovisi, drawn up in 1633. This is a reduced cast of the colossal acrolithic head known as the juno ludovisi, a head and neck sculpted from greek marble that would have been set into a separately sculpted body. Huge head of juno, part of ludovisi collection in palazzo altemps in rome, italy; While much of its ancient history remains a mystery, the sculpture was part of the ludovisi collection and appears in an 1890 photograph of the ludovisi gardens in rome. Front view (1890) by domenico anderson archivio boncompagni ludovisi goethe admired this colossal head of juno—probably antonia. Dating to the trajanic or hadrianic period (early second century a.d.), it is the largest classical marble statue in north america. Head of antonia minor (?). And margo behrakis wing for art of the ancient world, spectacularly installed in the gallery that.

Juno Ludovisi (Illustration) World History Encyclopedia

Juno Ludovisi The juno ludovisi was once part of a colossal marble statue and has actually been idnetified by some scholars as either an idealized statue of. Dating to the trajanic or hadrianic period (early second century a.d.), it is the largest classical marble statue in north america. [1] the sculpture was first recorded in the posthumous inventory of the collection of cardinal ludovico ludovisi, drawn up in 1633. This is a reduced cast of the colossal acrolithic head known as the juno ludovisi, a head and neck sculpted from greek marble that would have been set into a separately sculpted body. Front view (1890) by domenico anderson archivio boncompagni ludovisi goethe admired this colossal head of juno—probably antonia. Head of antonia minor (?). While much of its ancient history remains a mystery, the sculpture was part of the ludovisi collection and appears in an 1890 photograph of the ludovisi gardens in rome. And margo behrakis wing for art of the ancient world, spectacularly installed in the gallery that. The juno ludovisi was once part of a colossal marble statue and has actually been idnetified by some scholars as either an idealized statue of. Huge head of juno, part of ludovisi collection in palazzo altemps in rome, italy;