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AHR-54 - Le tablinum à Pompéi. Formes, fonctions, décors.
Alexia Maquinay
2025, 308 p. coul, (ISBN : 978-2-35518-151-1).
foreword : Gilles Sauron
language : français. diffusion : éditions Mergoil
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Le tablinum à Pompéi. Formes, fonctions, décors.
AHR-54 - Le tablinum à Pompéi. Formes, fonctions, décors.
Alexia Maquinay
2025, 308 p. coul, (ISBN : 978-2-35518-151-1).
foreword : Gilles Sauron
language : français. diffusion : éditions Mergoil
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In the houses of Roman Antiquity, the tablinum inevitably draws the eye.
Positioned along the longitudinal axis of the entrance, extending the atrium, this space is also notable for its lack of a front wall, highlighting the importance of its decoration and furnishings.
The fact that it has never been the subject of a retrospective may be surprising, given its consistent presence in Roman private architecture. Moreover, several contradictory interpretations still exist regarding its definition, its appearance within the layout of Italic domus, its architectural and stylistic evolution.
Through the best-preserved examples of this type in the Roman world—those of the Campanian city of Pompeii—this study aims to trace the history of this traditional room in the Roman house, its Etruscan origin, its various forms and arrangements, to present the full range of decorations that adorned its walls, and to reassess the different functions it may have served over the centuries, based on Latin sources and the archaeological furniture from 79 AD, unearthed during excavations in the Vesuvian cities.
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Introduction
Conclusion
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