ECL-Bn.4:26-2013
Parts
ECL-Bn.4:26-2013
Identification
Mosaic Pavement
assigned by cataloguer
The tomb was probably situated at the south-western extremity of the property, close to the Via della Navicella, the modern representative of the ancient road which passed through the Porta Querquetulana(?) of the Servian Wall. This gate would naturally have been situated at the top of the descent, so that the tomb would have been on the slope.
Ashby ETON I No. 26
Description
The mosaic pavement from Bn 4. 24.
A centaur to the left in the central circle: in the spaces between the circle and the square border a stag and three birds: in the angles flowers
A centaur to the left in the central circle: in the spaces between the circle and the square border a stag and three birds: in the angles flowers
mosaic
tomb
tomb
This represents the mosaic pavement within Bn 4. 24
height (actual size): 345mm
width (actual size): 234mm
width (actual size): 234mm
In Ashby's catalogue the dimension is given as 140 x 134
The drawing of the mosaic measures 141mm x 136mm
The drawing of the mosaic measures 141mm x 136mm
Pavimento di Musaico della sopra detta stanza
written in ink below the drawing
written in ink below the drawing
watercolour on paper
Production
Unknown (Artist)
c.1710-1730
History and association
• Ashby (p.10)