05 Dec 2013
10 Mar 2014

THE ETRUSCANS AND THE MEDITERRANEAN. THE CITY OF CERVETERI

A new portrait of the city of Cerveteri

The exhibition presents Etruscan civilisation in its Mediterranean context, through the history of one of its largest metropolises: Cerveteri. This city is the only one whose evolution we are able to retrace from its origins to the Roman conquest, and show in all its aspects: the city of the living and its necropolises, its political organisation and its relations with the East, Greece and Rome.

By comparing pieces from the major historical collections for the first time with the results of archaeological excavations conducted in recent decades in the heart of the ancient city and in the surrounding area, the exhibition will be able to draw a new portrait of this great city and illustrate the prestige and position it enjoyed in ancient Italy and the Mediterranean.

Tête de Leucothée
Coupe décorée d'une scène à caractère sexuel
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Hydrie décorée d'une scène mythologique
Sarcophage des Époux
Cratère d'Aristonothos
Ensemble de 3 lamelles inscrites
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Diane Junqua / diane@claudinecolin.com