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Home›Posts Tagged "Ancient Rome"

Tag: Ancient Rome

  • Group of restored sculptures: in the foreground a Caryatid (Inv. 485), on the background a statue of billygoat at rest (Inv. 441), Collezione Torlonia, via della Lungara, ©FondazioneTorlonia, Ph. Lorenzo De Masi

    14 october 2020: the contended Torlonia collection publicly displayed at Musei Capitolini

    Exhibitions
    11 October 2020
    by Milestone Rome
    After being locked up for over 40 years, the extremely rich Torlonia collection of art masterpieces and especially marble sculptures, enough full of rare Ancient examples to deservedly compete with ...
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  • Manodori Sagredo collection

    Historical photos of Rome from Manodori Sagredo photographic collection

    MuseumWeek
    18 May 2019
    by Milestone Rome
    On the sixth day of “Museum Week 2019” dedicated to photography, we’d like to explore the photographic collection of Manodori Sagredo archive, begun by Alberto Manodori (1866-1953) and increased by ...
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  • Part of the sepulcher of Aulus Hirtius, partially submerged by the water of the Euripus canal, Rome, Palazzo della Cancelleria

    The underground lake beneath Palazzo della Cancelleria

    MuseumWeek
    17 May 2019
    by Milestone Rome
    On the fifth day of "Museum Week 2019"dedicated to the theme of exploration, we’ll take you inside the Renaissance Palazzo la Cancelleria, where at the end of the Thirties an ...
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  • The set-up of the Sleeping Ariadne for “Winckelmann. Capolavori diffusi nei Musei Vaticani” exhibition at the Vatican Museums

    Winckelmann. Masterpieces throughout the Vatican Museums

    Exhibitions
    16 November 2018
    by Milestone Rome
    On the 8th of November we had the honor to attend the inauguration of the exhibition “Winckelmann. Capolavori diffusi nei Musei Vaticani”, disclosing the fascinating path designed throughout the Vatican ...
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  • The red rose petals falling down, on the occasion of the Pentecost ceremony at the Pantheon in Rome

    A rainfall of petals at the Pantheon to commemorate the Pentecost

    News
    21 May 2018
    by Milestone Rome
    To commemorate the Pentecost, an evocative event happened on Sunday 20 May 2018 at the Pantheon: thousands of red rose petals fell down from the monument oculus at the end ...
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  • The painted garden from the Villa of Livia for #natureMW

    MuseumWeek
    28 April 2018
    by Milestone Rome
    The sixth day of the "Museum Week 2018" is dedicated to the portrayal of nature in culture, art and science, so let’s discover the Ancient Roman painted garden from the Villa of ...
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  • Ancient Roman remains uncovered in 2016 in the site of the Amba Aradam subway station

    Five recent archaeological discoveries in Rome for #heritageMW

    MuseumWeek
    25 April 2018
    by Milestone Rome
    The third day of the "Museum Week 2018" is dedicated to the constructed or intangible heritage that represents our history and identity, so today we celebrate it in order to the ...
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  • Celebrating the 2771st birthday of Rome

    Cultural events
    21 April 2018
    by Milestone Rome
    Today we celebrate the founding of Rome, in Italy called “Natale di Roma” and traditionally fixed on the 21st April 753 BC. Discover some of the several events organized for ...
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  • Interior of the Colosseum at night

    The Colosseum. An icon

    Exhibitions
    19 March 2018
    by Milestone Rome
    Visiting the Colosseum is still a must for everyone coming to Rome, but how has it become the most iconic monument of the Ancient city? The exhibition "Colosseo. Un'icona" is ...
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  • An international colloquium on writing a monumental history in Ancient Rome

    Writing a monumental history in Ancient Rome

    Cultural events
    24 September 2017
    by Milestone Rome
    An international colloquium arranged by a scientific committee coming from the CNRS - Aix-Marseille University and dealing with the development of encyclopedism in Ancient Rome will be held at the ...
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