Mar 8, 2025
red-figure fish plate | c. 350 - 325 BCE | poseidonia/paestum, magna grecia (modern day italy)
in the j. paul getty museum collection
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red-figure fish plate | c. 350 - 325 BCE | poseidonia/paestum, magna grecia (modern day italy)
in the j. paul getty museum collection
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In the Temple Ruins of Paestum by Carl Budtz-Møller
The Goddess of Victory driving a two-horse chariot (so-called biga), a tomb fresco from Paestum, Lucania.
Temple at Paestum
Lucanian fresco tomb painting, 4th century BC Museo di Paestum
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Yesterday, I attended a special event where it was possible to visit the archaeological ruins of Paestum at night; I must say, it was a truly magical evening seeing these temples illuminated against the darkness. Paestum was an ancient city of Magna Graecia, later inhabited by the Lucanians and then the Romans. These are the Temples of Neptune, the Basilica, and the Temple of Ceres, and seeing them up close makes me realize just how eternal they are.