Rome, grotto of Egeria
The grotto is probably the remains of a nymphaeum belonging to the villa of Herodes Atticus. In the niche at the back is a reclining statue of a river goddess and on the sides of the chamber smaller arched niches.
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Library Collection Forms part of: Library Collection. Drawings. |
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| Format: | Drawing |
| Language: | zxx |
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February 1817.
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| Online Access: | BSR Digital Collections website |
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BSR Digital Collections websiteBritish School at Rome → Catalog
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JH[DRA]-139 - Closed Access Material |
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