Torlonia marbles

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  1. PeteB

    PeteB Well-Known Member

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  3. NewStyleKing

    NewStyleKing Beware of Greeks bearing wreaths

    Too much fannying about...should have been seized and the illegal building work bulldozed and the prince turned into a pauper. Again what is the point? Just like that gold Eid Mar apparently resting in someone's private collection for decades now sold into an investors safe deposit box! At least Roma did all the research and publishing so the actual specimen is far less important now.
     
  4. Restitutor

    Restitutor Well-Known Member

    Glad to see these will be permanently displayed in a museum in Rome. Should be owned by the state, though..
     
  5. vannilo

    vannilo New Member

    Definitely yes.
     
  6. ancient coin hunter

    ancient coin hunter 3rd Century Usurper

    Good to see that they now will be taken care of.
     
  7. Dwarf

    Dwarf Active Member

    I definitely agree that all ancient artefacts should be returned to "The State"
    You are aware that this includes coins, too :banghead:

    Nevertheless
    here are some more photos: text unfortunately only in German
    https://naehrlich.de/daserberoms/2020/11/01/meisterwerke-der-torlonia-sammlung/

    There is a lot of restaurations (google-translate!)

     
    Last edited: May 17, 2021
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  8. thomas mozzillo

    thomas mozzillo Well-Known Member

    Thank you @PeteB for posting this. If it helps anyone that wants to read it, I use Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 and it translate the entire text from German to English.
     
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