Category: Roman
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Drawings from Roma
St Stephen’s Gate, Aurelian Wall, Rome (watercolor) Castle Sant Angelo from the Bernini bridge House near St Stephen’s Gate Persephonne, Bernini’s statue American Academy, Rome (pencil) -
More from Roma
During a summer in Rome I spent many hours doing pen and ink drawings of some of the most fabulous and sculptures. Here are a few.

The Boxer at Rest, pen and ink This magnificent piece was discovered in 1885 at the Quirinali Palace, one of two unrelated sculptures carefully buried there and discovered within a month of one another. The wiki tells you more

This is a stunning sculpture at Palazzo Altemps. It is a Roman copy done in the 2nd century of a Greek sculpture dating to 230-20 BCE.

Sarcophagus of the Spouses is an amazing terra cotta sculpture dates from circa 600 BCE. It is in Villa Giulia, itself worthy of a visit. It was found in 450 pieces and reassembled. It’s a must see!
Sarcophagus wikiClick edit button to change this text.
And of course there are many fabulous views throughout Rome.

Foro Cesare from Vittorio Emanuele If you are interested in purchasing these drawings or prints of them, please get in touch.




