Modesty

Pudicizia
Author: 

Bartolomeo Cavaceppi (Rome 1717 - 1799)

Type: 
Sculpture
Material and technique: 
Marble of Carrara
Size: 
massima alt. 156 cm larg. 42 cm prof. 38 cm
Origin: 
From Palazzo Torlonia in Piazza Venezia, after in Villa Torlonia
Inventory: 
MCN 14

The Capitoline Modesty dates from the second century AD. It is a replica of the portrait statue genre in use during the imperial era that was also very much appreciated during the eighteenth century. It was used as a base for the Torlonia Modesty statue by Bartolomeo Cavaceppi.

Masterpieces of the hall

  • Pudicizia

    Bartolomeo Cavaceppi (Rome 1717 - 1799)

    Sculpture
  • Pandora

    Bartolomeo Cavaceppi (Rome 1717 - 1799)

    Sculpture
  • Adriano

    Cavaceppi studium

    Sculpture
  • Caracalla

    Cavaceppi studium

    Sculpture
  • Antistene

    Cavaceppi studium

    Sculpture

The hall

Secondo vestibolo

The room next to the entrance is symmetrical to the one on the left side and very similar in appearance: it is lined with stucco marble in imitation of ancient yellow marble and has a coffered ceiling decorated with stucco rosettes and acanthus leaves.

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