Art And Arcitechture Of Ancient Italy 2.14.13

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Tomb of the Augurs
Monterozzi Necropolis
Tarquinia, 520 BCE

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Tomb of the Hunting and Fishing
Ca. 510 BCE
Tarquinia

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Tomb of the Hunting and Fishing
Ca. 510 BCE
Tarquinia

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Sarcophagus ‘degli sposi’
From Cerveteri, ca. 520 BCE
Terracotta
Villa Giulia, Rome
6’7’’ long

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Sarcophagus Lid with
Ramtha Visnai and Arnth Tetnies;

Ponte Rotto necropolis, Vulci;
Ca. 375 BCE
Nenfro (Volcanic Stone)
7 feet long
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

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Tomb of the Jugglers, Tarquinia Monterozzi Necropolis, late 6th C BCE

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Tomb of the Bulls
Tarquinia, Monterozzi Necropolis
530 BCE

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Tomb of the Bulls
Tarquinia, Monterozzi Necropolis
530 BCE

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Tomb of the Bulls
Tarquinia, Monterozzi Necropolis
530 BCE

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Tombe della fustigazione,
Monterozzi Necropolis, Tarquinia
late 6th C BCE

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Tombe della fustigazione,
Monterozzi Necropolis, Tarquinia
late 6th C BCE

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Sarcophagus of the Priest; showing funeral scene
Tarquinia, ca. 350 BCE; Parian Marble

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Sarcophagus of the Priest; showing funeral scene
Tarquinia, ca. 350 BCE; Parian Marble

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Sarcophagus of Velthur Partunus; Tarquinia
Ca. 325 BCE. Limestone

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Charun (left) and Vanth (right)
Tomb of the Anina Family
Tarquinia, end of 4th C BCE

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Lid of a Cinerary Urn; Man with Vanth
Chuisi (now in Florence)
Ca. 425 BCE
Limestone
3’ 11’’ Long

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Cinerary Urn Statue of mother and child,
Possibly “Mater Matuta”
Ca. 425 BCE; from Chiusi; Limestone