Collection:
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Catena-Historic Gardens and Landscapes Archive
Collection
Catena-Historic Gardens and Landscapes Archive
Collection
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Image No.:
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200787
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Title:
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Niobids
WorkTitleDescription
Niobids
Title
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View:
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Seen in the Formal gardens
ReproTitleDescriptio n
Seen in the Formal gardens
View
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Dates:
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1583-1587
WorkDateDisplay
1583-1587
Dates
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View Type:
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photographs
ReproTitleType
photographs
View Type
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View Date:
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Summer 1997
ReproDateDisplay
Summer 1997
View Date
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Location:
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Europe--Italy--Lazio --Rome
WorkLocationDescript ion
Europe--Italy--Lazio --Rome
Location
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Location Type:
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Current
WorkLocationTypeDesc ription
Current
Location Type
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Culture:
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Roman; Italian
WorkCultureDescripti on
Roman; Italian
Culture
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Period:
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Renaissance
WorkStylePeriodDescr iption
Renaissance
Period
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Creator:
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patron Medici, Ferdinand I de' 1549-1609 Italian
WorkCreatorRole]|#Wo rkCreatorDisplayName ]|#WorkCreatorDispla yDate]|#WorkCreatorN ationality
patron Medici, Ferdinand I de' 1549-1609 Italian
Creator
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Category:
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Villas
WorkCategory
Villas
Category
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Work Type:
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Sculpture
WorkTypeDescription
Sculpture
Work Type
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Subjects:
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Villa Medici (Rome, Italy); Medici family; Monte Pincio (Rome, Italy); Niobids; Garden sculpture; Hedges; Boundary walls
ReproSubjectDescript ion
Villa Medici (Rome, Italy); Medici family; Monte Pincio (Rome, Italy); Niobids; Garden sculpture; Hedges; Boundary walls
Subjects
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Work Notes:
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This ancient Roman sculptural group was discovered in the Tommasini vigna in Rome and installed in the gardens in an open pavilion at the terminus of the main longitudinal cross axis. The group was moved to one of the garden spaces in the formal garden in XXXX and was replaced by the sculpture of Dea Roma. (Coffin, 231; Chastel, 447-448)
WorkNotes
This ancient Roman sculptural group was discovered in the Tommasini vigna in Rome and installed in the gardens in an open pavilion at the terminus of the main longitudinal cross axis. The group was moved to one of the garden spaces in the formal garden in XXXX and was replaced by the sculpture of Dea Roma. (Coffin, 231; Chastel, 447-448)
Work Notes
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Copyright Notice:
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(c) Johanna Bauman
ReproRightsName
(c) Johanna Bauman
Copyright Notice
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Rights Type:
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fair use
ReproRightsDetails
fair use
Rights Type
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