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Object number

ECL-Bn.10:66-2013

Object type

Identification

Title

Arch of Marcus Aurelius, Tripoli

Title Type

assigned by cataloguer

Comments

Bn 10. 64-67 are all related being the drawings, and correspondence (Bn 10. 65) concerning the Arch of Marcus Aurelius in Tripoli

Description

Content (description)

Arch of Marcus Aurelius, Tripoli: Up each outside edge is a pilaster decorated with floral scroll and surmounted by a tall and elaborate capital of three tiers of leaves, which supports the entablature. In the spandrels a warrior-female drives towards the centre in a chariot drawn by a lion. Beneath the wheels of the chariot are an elaborate helmet, a shield (?) and two spears. In relief on the piers are groups of man, woman and child, as on the other face (Bn 10. 64). Above each group is a trophy in relief, and a portrait bust in a tondo.

Content (object)

arch

Content (note)


Dimensions

height (actual size): 324mm
width (actual size): 220mm

Materials & techniques note

pen and black ink on paper

Production

Person

Unknown (Artist)

Date

c.1710-1730

History and association

Previous ownership

References

• Baumeister (p.1889 fig. 1991)
• EAA (sv. Tripoli fig. 1114)
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