Fresco of the Goddess Flora of Stabiae
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Discover the fresco of the Goddess Flora, a reproduction of the original preserved at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.
Found in the Villa Arianna of Stabiae, this fresco dates back to the 1st century and depicts Flora from behind while picking flowers, holding a kalathos on a bright green background.
Characteristics
- Material: Canvas
- Frame: Wood
- Dimensions: 13.78 × 17.72 × 1.57 in (35 × 45 × 4 cm)
- Artisan product made in Italy
Historical Curiosities
The Flora fresco was found together with those of Diana the Huntress, Medea and Leda. Flora, Goddess of spring and flowers, was also venerated by the ancient Romans as the protector of women giving birth.
This fresco is more than just a decoration; it is a piece of history that celebrates mythology and ancient art. Add it to your collection and be inspired by the beauty of antiquity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which villa is the image of the Goddess Flora from?
The reference painting was found in Villa Arianna at Stabiae. The original is kept in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.
How is Flora depicted in this scene?
She is shown from behind, picking flowers and holding a kalathos against a bright green background.
What are the support, frame and dimensions of the Flora reproduction?
The page specifies canvas, a wooden frame and dimensions of 13.78 × 17.72 × 1.57 in (35 × 45 × 4 cm). It is an artisanal product made in Italy.