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San Sebastiano Catacombs in Rome: mausolea of Marcus Clodius Hermes and of the "Innocentiores"
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San Sebastiano Catacombs in Rome: mausolea of Marcus Clodius Hermes and of the "Innocentiores"
San Sebastiano Catacombs in Rome: mausolea of Marcus Clodius Hermes and of the "Innocentiores" Rome Catacombs of San Sebastiano Catacomb Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1900 ca.. Date of Artwork:150 ca
Alinari, Fratelli
ACA-F-041033-0000
Media ID 33133145
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Amphora Architrave Catacomb Funerary Inscription Non Christianroman Art Tomb Tympanum Excavations Find Monuments And Complexes Sites
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This print showcases the mesmerizing San Sebastiano Catacombs in Rome, specifically highlighting the mausolea of Marcus Clodius Hermes and the "Innocentiores". The catacombs, dating back to ancient civilization in Europe, are a testament to the rich history and architectural marvels of Roman art. Taken around 1900, this photograph captures the essence of these underground burial sites that hold immense historical significance. The inscription, writing, and various instruments found within these catacombs offer glimpses into communication practices during that era. Excavations have revealed numerous monuments and complexes that shed light on archeological discoveries. The tomb featured in this artwork is believed to date back to approximately 150 AD. Its intricate design elements such as amphorae, tympanum, architrave, and other building decorations showcase the remarkable craftsmanship prevalent during ancient times. This funerary structure stands as a testament to European architecture from centuries ago. It is important to note that these catacombs were not exclusively Christian but rather served as a final resting place for individuals from different backgrounds. This particular photograph by Alinari Fratelli allows us to appreciate non-Christian Roman art while delving into Europe's ancient civilization. While we cannot overlook the commercial use potential of this image due to its association with Alinari Fratelli – renowned for their photographic prints – it is crucial not to focus solely on their company but instead acknowledge how this artwork provides valuable insights into our past.
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