Fasciculus:Romerskt bronsstol för två, Nordisk familjebok.png
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Romerskt_bronsstol_för_två,_Nordisk_familjebok.png (533 × 337 elementa imaginalia, magnitudo fasciculi: 23 chiliocteti, typus MIME: image/png)
Svenska: Forntida romersk bronsstol (bänk) för två. Finns i Louvre-museét
English: Bronze chair for two from Ancient Rome
Italiano: Il Bisellio in bronzo (h. cm 91,5 ; lu. cm 96 ; la. cm 40) con intarsi in argento e rame, rinvenuto a Pompeii, è oggi conservato nel Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli (inv. 72992). I quattro piedi dello sgabello sono caratterizzati da piattelli circolari disposti in due ordini; la decorazione su di un lato presenta volute con due teste di mulo terminanti in busti di Satiri; mentre sul lato opposto le volute presentano teste di cigni e terminano in teste di Medusa.
Source: Nordisk familjebok (1913), vol.19, Till art. Möbel. I [1]
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| recentissima | 11:01, 22 Maii 2007 | | 533 × 337 (23 chiliocteti) | DieBuche | |
| 11:00, 22 Maii 2007 |  | 533 × 337 (22 chiliocteti) | DieBuche | opacity | |
| 02:45, 13 Iulii 2006 |  | 533 × 337 (20 chiliocteti) | Lokal Profil | {{sv|Forntida romersk bronsstol (bänk) för två. Finns i Louvre-museét}} {{en|Bronze chair for two from Ancient Rome}} Source: Nordisk familjebok (1913), vol.19, ''Till art. Möbel. I'' [http://runeberg.org/nfbs/0179.html] {{PD-Ugglan}} [[Categor |
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