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The ruin of the temple of Serapid, or Serapeus, in Pozzuoli, so called because of a statue of Serapid found here. The temple was in fact the public market of the ancient city
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The ruin of the temple of Serapid, or Serapeus, in Pozzuoli, so called because of a statue of Serapid found here. The temple was in fact the public market of the ancient city
The ruin of the temple of Serapid, or Serapeus, in Pozzuoli, so called because of a statue of Serapid found here. The temple was in fact the public market of the ancient city. Pozzuoli Temple of Serapid Market Flavian Period, Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1879-1910 ca.. Date of Artwork:69-96
Brogi
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Media ID 33161226
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This print captures the haunting beauty of "The ruin of the temple of Serapid, or Serapeus, in Pozzuoli". The ancient temple gets its name from a statue of Serapid that was discovered within its walls. However, it is intriguing to note that this grand structure was actually the public market of the ancient city. Dating back to the Flavian Period and Imperial Period, this Roman architectural marvel stands as a testament to Europe's rich ancient civilization. The photograph itself was taken between 1879-1910 by Brogi, an acclaimed photographer known for his skill in capturing historical landmarks. The image showcases various elements of the building's design and decoration. Columns rise majestically against a backdrop of ruins, creating a striking contrast between strength and decay. It offers viewers a glimpse into an era long gone but forever preserved through art. Beyond its historical significance, this print also serves as an invitation for travelers with an interest in archeology and trips steeped in cultural exploration. Its depiction of landscape with ruins evokes curiosity about what other hidden treasures lie waiting to be discovered. As you gaze upon this remarkable artwork, let your imagination transport you back to a time when bustling markets filled these hallowed halls. Feel the weight of history on your shoulders as you contemplate how civilizations rise and fall yet leave behind remnants like these enduring ruins. Whether displayed in homes or educational institutions, this print serves as both a visual feast for admirers of Roman art and architecture while offering valuable insights into our collective past.
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