Légende
Antiquités romaines à Lambesse, Roman antiquities at Lambaesis, page, photomechanical print, inscription: 'Phototypie Berthaud - Paris, Extrait d'une Collection de 150 clichés pelliculaires (process Balagny), exécutes en Algérie et Tunisie par M, Edmond Bayard', photographer: Edmond Bayard, Lambaesis, cliché maker: Michel Berthaud, Paris, c. 1881 - in or before 1886, Edmond Bayard, Michel Berthaud, photographer, cliché maker, North Africa, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 165 mm x width 116 mm, piece of sculpture, reproduction of a piece of sculpture, statues, paintings, etc., objects of worship in Roman religion, inscription, The image shows a group of weathered stone statues and architectural fragments arranged among ancient ruins. In the foreground, a draped female figure stands on a round pedestal with folded arms and a covered head, her garments falling in vertical folds to her feet. Beside her, a bearded male figure with a partially draped torso stands on a separate base, his head turned slightly and one arm resting by his side while the drapery wraps around his waist and cascades down. Behind and between them are broken columns, carved blocks, and a reclining draped figure leaning against a pedestal. Large arched stone walls with visible joints and rough surfaces form a backdrop, framing an open sky through the arches. Scattered in front are carved slabs and fragments with incised marks, and low vegetation is visible through gaps among the stones.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A81_161
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
51.2Mo (6.3Mo) / 29.0cm x 44.2cm / 3423 x 5224 (300dpi)