Matthias Bruno
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3623692 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Matthias Bruno |
| NOMBRES | Matthias |
| APELLIDO | Bruno |
| FIRMA | BRUNO M |
| AFILIACIONES | Montanuniversität Leoben |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2006 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Opposite of Custom
Fifteenth-century Italian urban and ecclesiastical authorities sought to regulate the laity’s conspicuous consumption of dress, sometimes resulting in canon law petitions for exemption on the grounds of custom. By exploiting an ambivalent definition of custom according to status, wealthy men and especially women successfully sidestepped regulation. Critics of luxury such as the Franciscan Observants, who encountered similar arguments in confessio…
Un accumulo di marmi di spoglio rinvenuti lungo la via Portuense antica in località Tenuta di Ponte Galeria
Nell’area del Quartaccio, a Ponte Galeria, sondaggi archeologici preventivi alla realizzazione di Commercity-Autoporto e della Fiera di Roma tra il 1990 ed il 2009, hanno permesso di identificare il tracciato della via Campana diretta al Campus salinarum romanarum e conoscere il percorso della via Portuensis verso Portus. L’attraversamento di un’area soggetta ad attività idrotermale impose la costruzione di un viadotto che, tramite ponti arcuati,…
Tituli picti su due fronti di cava nel distretto di Bacakale a Docimium (Iscehisar, Afyonkarahisar)
Il distretto estrattivo di Iscehisar, da cui proveniva il marmor phrygium (pavonazzetto), è uno dei più grandi dell'antichità romana nonché uno dei più studiati e documentati. Il primo ad interessarsi alle cave di Docimium fu J. Röder, che effettuò una ricognizione sistematica delle cave con la conseguente produzione della prima pianta topografica dell'antico sito estrattivo, allora ancora in gran parte integro anche con i rispettivi cumuli detri…
The Docimium Marble Sculptures of the Grotto of Tiberius at Sperlonga
Seventeen marble samples drawn from the Scylla, Polyphemos, and Pasquino Groups, the Theft of the Palladium statue group, and the Ganymede statue discovered at Sperlonga in 1957 were investigated scientifically and proved to be all Docimium marble from the quarries of İscehisar near Afyon. New quarry data now available for the lithos lartios of Rhodes and for the white marble of the island of Kos and the quarries of Göktepe near Aphrodisias allow…
The Asiatic marbles of the Hadrian's Villa at Tivoli
Aphrodisian Marble From the Göktepe Quarries
The marble of seven under-lifesize sculptures of barbarians, now in the archaeological museums of Naples, Venice and the Vatican, commonly considered to be Roman copies of the Pergamene Lesser Dedication in Athens, comes from the Göktepe marble quarries near Aphrodisias, as is shown by isotopic, electron paramagnetic resonance, trace analyses, and of petrographic data. Since this marble was used mostly by Aphrodisian artists, this finding confirm…
The Docimian Marble of the Ludovisi and Capitoline Gauls and Other Replicas of the Pergamene Dedications
Scientific analysis proves that the marble used in four ancient sculptures related to the Attalid dedication in Pergamon (i.e., the Dying or Capitoline Gaul, the Suicidal or Ludovisi Gaul, the head of a Persian, and the head of a Greek) is white Docimian marble. A fifth sculpture related to the Lesser Dedication in Athens (i.e., the mounted Amazon killing a barbarian now in the Palazzo Massimo in Rome) is carved from Carrara marble. To identify t…
La Colonna di Traiano alla luce di recenti Indagini
RECENT INVESTIGATIONS OF TRAJAN'S COLUMN Whilst some maintenance work was being undertaken in the area of Trajan's Column, the Soprintendenza Archeologica di Roma, and specifically the architect Giangiacomo Martines, asked the authors to undertake new drawings and analysis of the excavations done by Giacomo Boni in 1906 along the northwestern side of the base of the column. The aim of this was to document the situation almost 100 years after the …
The Asiatic marbles of the Hadrian's Villa at Tivoli
The Docimium Marble Sculptures of the Grotto of Tiberius at Sperlonga
Seventeen marble samples drawn from the Scylla, Polyphemos, and Pasquino Groups, the Theft of the Palladium statue group, and the Ganymede statue discovered at Sperlonga in 1957 were investigated scientifically and proved to be all Docimium marble from the quarries of İscehisar near Afyon. New quarry data now available for the lithos lartios of Rhodes and for the white marble of the island of Kos and the quarries of Göktepe near Aphrodisias allow…
The Docimian Marble of the Ludovisi and Capitoline Gauls and Other Replicas of the Pergamene Dedications
Scientific analysis proves that the marble used in four ancient sculptures related to the Attalid dedication in Pergamon (i.e., the Dying or Capitoline Gaul, the Suicidal or Ludovisi Gaul, the head of a Persian, and the head of a Greek) is white Docimian marble. A fifth sculpture related to the Lesser Dedication in Athens (i.e., the mounted Amazon killing a barbarian now in the Palazzo Massimo in Rome) is carved from Carrara marble. To identify t…
Aphrodisian Marble From the Göktepe Quarries
The marble of seven under-lifesize sculptures of barbarians, now in the archaeological museums of Naples, Venice and the Vatican, commonly considered to be Roman copies of the Pergamene Lesser Dedication in Athens, comes from the Göktepe marble quarries near Aphrodisias, as is shown by isotopic, electron paramagnetic resonance, trace analyses, and of petrographic data. Since this marble was used mostly by Aphrodisian artists, this finding confirm…
La Colonna di Traiano alla luce di recenti Indagini
RECENT INVESTIGATIONS OF TRAJAN'S COLUMN Whilst some maintenance work was being undertaken in the area of Trajan's Column, the Soprintendenza Archeologica di Roma, and specifically the architect Giangiacomo Martines, asked the authors to undertake new drawings and analysis of the excavations done by Giacomo Boni in 1906 along the northwestern side of the base of the column. The aim of this was to document the situation almost 100 years after the …
The Docimian Marble of the Ludovisi and Capitoline Gauls and Other Replicas of the Pergamene Dedications
Scientific analysis proves that the marble used in four ancient sculptures related to the Attalid dedication in Pergamon (i.e., the Dying or Capitoline Gaul, the Suicidal or Ludovisi Gaul, the head of a Persian, and the head of a Greek) is white Docimian marble. A fifth sculpture related to the Lesser Dedication in Athens (i.e., the mounted Amazon killing a barbarian now in the Palazzo Massimo in Rome) is carved from Carrara marble. To identify t…
Aphrodisian Marble From the Göktepe Quarries
The marble of seven under-lifesize sculptures of barbarians, now in the archaeological museums of Naples, Venice and the Vatican, commonly considered to be Roman copies of the Pergamene Lesser Dedication in Athens, comes from the Göktepe marble quarries near Aphrodisias, as is shown by isotopic, electron paramagnetic resonance, trace analyses, and of petrographic data. Since this marble was used mostly by Aphrodisian artists, this finding confirm…
The Asiatic marbles of the Hadrian's Villa at Tivoli
The Docimium Marble Sculptures of the Grotto of Tiberius at Sperlonga
Seventeen marble samples drawn from the Scylla, Polyphemos, and Pasquino Groups, the Theft of the Palladium statue group, and the Ganymede statue discovered at Sperlonga in 1957 were investigated scientifically and proved to be all Docimium marble from the quarries of İscehisar near Afyon. New quarry data now available for the lithos lartios of Rhodes and for the white marble of the island of Kos and the quarries of Göktepe near Aphrodisias allow…
Tituli picti su due fronti di cava nel distretto di Bacakale a Docimium (Iscehisar, Afyonkarahisar)
Il distretto estrattivo di Iscehisar, da cui proveniva il marmor phrygium (pavonazzetto), è uno dei più grandi dell'antichità romana nonché uno dei più studiati e documentati. Il primo ad interessarsi alle cave di Docimium fu J. Röder, che effettuò una ricognizione sistematica delle cave con la conseguente produzione della prima pianta topografica dell'antico sito estrattivo, allora ancora in gran parte integro anche con i rispettivi cumuli detri…
Un accumulo di marmi di spoglio rinvenuti lungo la via Portuense antica in località Tenuta di Ponte Galeria
Nell’area del Quartaccio, a Ponte Galeria, sondaggi archeologici preventivi alla realizzazione di Commercity-Autoporto e della Fiera di Roma tra il 1990 ed il 2009, hanno permesso di identificare il tracciato della via Campana diretta al Campus salinarum romanarum e conoscere il percorso della via Portuensis verso Portus. L’attraversamento di un’area soggetta ad attività idrotermale impose la costruzione di un viadotto che, tramite ponti arcuati,…
The Opposite of Custom
Fifteenth-century Italian urban and ecclesiastical authorities sought to regulate the laity’s conspicuous consumption of dress, sometimes resulting in canon law petitions for exemption on the grounds of custom. By exploiting an ambivalent definition of custom according to status, wealthy men and especially women successfully sidestepped regulation. Critics of luxury such as the Franciscan Observants, who encountered similar arguments in confessio…
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