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Opuscula 11 (2018)
http://ecsi.se/actarom-4-54-2/
L’Etruria di Alessandro Morani. Riproduzioni di pitture etrusche dalle collezioni dell’Istituto Svedese di Studi Classici a Roma
a cura di Astrid Capoferro e Stefania Renzetti
Polistampa, 2017
Acquistabile in libreria o su www.polistampa.com
http://ecsi.se/uncategorized/roof-tiles-and-tile-roofs-at-poggio-civitate-murlo/
RETURNS TO POMPEII
Interior space and decoration documented and revived. 18th-20th century
Opuscula vol. 8, 2015 Annual of the Swedish Institutes at Athens and Rome
http://www.lerma.it/index.php?pg=ElencoTitoli&key=&key=wall%20painting%20in%20Pompeii&ns=1&dc=1
http://www.polistampa.com/scheda_libro.php?id=7005
Giovedì 30 maggio, ore 17.00
Fredrik Tobin (Research Fellow at the Swedish Institute in Rome): The Many Meanings of the Arch of Titus.
Few other ancient Roman monuments appear so often in modern political and religious contexts as the Arch of Titus. It was constructed as a monument to honor the emperor Titus some time after his death in 81 CE, but throughout its history it has taken on many different meanings. The goal of the seminar is to explore how the different meanings of the arch have been constructed in the context of Flavian, Christian and Jewish thought.
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