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Oceanus fountain at Villa Albani

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Description: Oceanus fountain at Villa Albani

TitleOceanus fountain at Villa Albani

Creator nameUnknown

Creator nationality/cultureItalian

Creator roleSculptor

Creation dateUnknown

Object typeSculpture

MaterialsUnknown

DimensionsUnknown

LocationRome, Italy

Accession numberUnknown

SubjectsOceanus (Greek deity)AqueductsFountains--Italy--Rome

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8. Salvi’s Iconographical Program for the Trevi

Description: The Trevi Fountain

The Trevi Fountain

~In the course of describing the Fontana di Trevi, tracing its long construction history, and illustrating the evolution of Salvi’s design, it has become obvious that the fountain’s complex interplay of forms must have been largely determined by the architect’s desire to convey an equally sophisticated expressive content. Salvi’s literary...

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PublisherYale University Press

Copyright© 1986 by Yale University

Related print edition pages: pp.220-235

https://doi.org/10.37862/aaeportal.00161.012

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Chapter subject tags:Fontana di Trevi (Rome, Italy)Architecture--Italy--Rome--18th centuryArchitecture, Baroque--Italy--RomeMythology, Greek, in artSculpture, Baroque--Italy--RomeSculpture, Italian--18th centurySalvi, NicolaOceanus (Greek deity)

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