Excavations, 1867 - Private House of the Emperor Hadrian (?) or Villa of Asinius Pollio (?), near the Thermae of Caracalla, in the Vigna Guidi.
Photograph
1867 (photographed)
1867 (photographed)
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Photograph from the 1867 excavations showing the remains of either the private house of Emperor Hadrian or the Villa of Asinius Pollio, near the Thermae of Caracalla in the Vigna Guidi, Rome.
Object details
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| Title | Excavations, 1867 - Private House of the Emperor Hadrian (?) or Villa of Asinius Pollio (?), near the Thermae of Caracalla, in the Vigna Guidi. |
| Materials and techniques | mounted albumen print |
| Brief description | Photograph of the excavation of a private house or villa near the Baths of Caracalla, Rome, from a set commissioned by John Henry Parker, 1864-1870 |
| Physical description | Photograph from the 1867 excavations showing the remains of either the private house of Emperor Hadrian or the Villa of Asinius Pollio, near the Thermae of Caracalla in the Vigna Guidi, Rome. |
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| Object history | This object is part of a series of over 3,300 photographs documenting the principal monuments, artworks and artefacts of Rome from the classical age to the 1600s. The photographs were taken between 1864 and 1879 under the direction of John Henry Parker, the founder of the British and American Archaeological Society of Rome, and many were published in his Archaeology of Rome (1874-1879). Parker employed local photographers including Adriano De Bonis, Filippo Spina, Carlo Baldassare Simelli, Francesco Sidoli, Filippo Lais and Giovanni Battista Colamedici, as well as a Canadian, Charles Smeaton. The Victoria and Albert Museum holds a large collection of the photographs taken before 1870. |
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| Bibliographic reference | On label pasted to mount |
| Other number | 631 - John Henry Parker catalogue number |
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| Accession number | 62023 |
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| Record created | March 12, 2015 |
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