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The Blue Grotto by August Kopisch
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The Blue Grotto by August Kopisch
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Terracotta Votive Statuette of a Anglerfish,
Rare and extraordinarily naturalistically worked out terracotta votive statue of an anglerfish. The figure made of sand-coloured clay with red slip depicts a fish in its typical waylay posture with a raised, crescent-shaped caudal fin.
The mouth is open and ready to snap, the thick row of teeth is visible. The head with large eyes and the characteristic folds above is skilfully accentuated. Both tapering fins are raised on the sides. On top the cone-like dorsal fin protrudes. The bottom is flat.
Anglerfish were a particularly popular motif in the decoration of the well-known South Italian fish plates.
Greek/Campania, mid 4th century B.C.
Terracotta, 11.8 cm x 12 cm
Stairways of Napoli, Napoli -- September 11th, 2024
Etsy
Royal Palace of Caserta Caserta, Campania, Italy,
@ Dida Torino
Via Antonio Labriola, Naples.
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Filippo Palizzi (Italian, 1818-1899)
La fanciulla sulla roccia di Sorrento
Vietri sul Mare, Italy (by Jonne)
The Greco-Roman theatre of Monte San Nicola in Campania is built into the side of the mountain and offers a gorgeous view of the surrounding countryside. It has an adjacent temple and it was probably in use between the 1st century BC and the 2nd century AD after which it was abandoned and forgotten. It was rediscovered in 2001 when a local historian noticed an outline of the ruins from an airplane after a recent bushfire had cleared the vegetation covering them.