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Portrait of the emperor Domitian preserved in the New Museum of the Palazzo dei Conservatori, formerly the Mussolini Museum, Rome
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Portrait of the emperor Domitian preserved in the New Museum of the Palazzo dei Conservatori, formerly the Mussolini Museum, Rome
Portrait of the emperor Domitian preserved in the New Museum of the Palazzo dei Conservatori, formerly the Mussolini Museum, Rome Rome Museum Mussolini Bust Flavian Period, Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1917 ca.. Date of Artwork:85-90 ca
Anderson
ADA-F-017876-0000
Media ID 33147582
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This photograph captures a remarkable piece of history, showcasing the "Portrait of the emperor Domitian" preserved in the New Museum of the Palazzo dei Conservatori in Rome. The museum, formerly known as the Mussolini Museum, holds this exquisite bust from the Flavian Period, dating back to 85-90 AD during the Imperial Period. The portrait itself is a testament to Roman artistry and craftsmanship. Carved with meticulous detail, it depicts Emperor Domitian, one of ancient Rome's most intriguing figures. His stern expression and commanding presence reflect his powerful role as an emperor who ruled with an iron fist. Originally housed in what was once known as the Mussolini Museum, this artwork has witnessed significant historical transformations throughout its existence. Today it stands proudly within the New Museum of Palazzo dei Conservatori – a symbol not only of ancient civilization but also a reminder of Italy's complex past. Photographed around 1917 by Anderson from Alinari, this image offers us a glimpse into both ancient and modern times. It serves as a visual link between different eras and cultures that have shaped our understanding of Europe's rich heritage. As we contemplate this photograph, we are reminded not only of its artistic value but also its historical significance. This portrait provides insight into Rome's imperial period while shedding light on important aspects such as Roman artistry and their fascination with famous personalities. Through archeology and careful preservation efforts like those seen at Palazzo dei Conservatori’s New Museum today, we can continue to unravel history's mysteries one artifact at a time - connecting us to our ancestors' stories for generations to come.
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