Ara Pacis Imperial Procession

1.36 "Imperial Procession, from the Ara Pacis Augustae," 13 BCE, marble altar (Italy).

'Procession of the Imperial Family (on Ara Pacis Augustae)'

an ancient sculpture with many people standing around it and holding hands in each other's arms

Procession Of The Imperial Family

Ara Pacis Augustae, es un monumento conmemorativo de la época del Imperio romano construido entre el 13 y el 9 a. C.en honor al emperador Augusto. en su forma cúbica se sitúan varios relieves como este,que representa la procesión del la familia imperial. Elegí esta obra porque me gusta la el conjunto de la estructura del Arca Pacis.

Ara Pacis procession

an ancient bas relief depicting women and children

The Ara Pacis Altar Of Peace

Ara Pacis

an ancient roman relief with the names of all different people in front of each other

South procession, sequence from Agrippa to Drusus. Rome, Museum of the Altar of Augustan Peace (Ara Pacis Augustae) (Museo dell’Ara Pacis)

Museum Of The Ara Pacis

Ara Pacis Its construction was decided on July 4, 13 BC to celebrate the victorious return of Augustus from Gaul and Spain. In 9 BC the Altar was dedicated to Peace: it, in fact, was to show the gift of peace that Augustus had given to the Roman people and the revival of Italy under the rule of Rome. Each external side of the Ara Pacis is decorated with bas-reliefs: on the longer ones, flanking the doors, two allegorical scenes are depicted on one side (the personification of the Earth and that

Ara Pacis Augustae, 13-9 a.C. Marmo, 3.68×10.62×11.63 m. Roma, Museo dell'Ara Pacis

South procession, sequence from Agrippa to Drusus. Rome, Museum of the Altar of Augustan Peace (Ara Pacis Augustae) (Roma, Museo dell’Ara Pacis)

an artisticly painted building with steps leading up to it

the interior of a building with stairs and sculptures

an ancient painting of men and women dressed in roman garb

Ara Pacis, uno de los tesoros menos conocidos de Roma

a painting on the side of a building with people and animals in it's niche

Colorized Ara Pacis Imperial Family Procession

Ara Pacis in Polychrome for the 2000th anniversary of Augustus' death.

Ara Pacis, uno de los tesoros menos conocidos de Roma

Ara Pacis Augustae color reconstruction

The original work was made in 9 BCE; Livia is the individual in the purple stola; Tiberius is next to her in a toga; behind them stands Vipsania (Tiberius’ then-wife) with their son, Drusus the Younger; Vipsania’s speaking with Drusus the Elder (Livia’s son); the boy holding Drusus’ cloak is often identified as Germanicus; behind them, wearing green, is Antonia the Younger (Drusus the Elder’s wife); the male on the right is often identified as Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus, who was the husband of Antonia the Elder.

Rilievo meglio conservato dell'Ara Pacis - Rappresentazione della Dea Madre/Gea/Venere genitrice.