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anonymous: Called Apotheosis of Claudius. (

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Title

Called Apotheosis of Claudius.

Description

Partial view.

Date

between 1 and 25 AD

Medium

white marble

Dimensions

245 cm x 125 cm x 125 cm

Collection

Museo del Prado (Inventory)

	Native name	Museo Nacional del Prado
	Location	Madrid, (Spain)
	Coordinates	40° 24′ 50″ N, 3° 41′ 32″ W
	Established	1819
	Website	museodelprado.es
	Authority file	: Q160112 VIAF: 147181932 ISNI: 0000000122942419 ULAN: 500270885 LCCN: n79064568 NLA: 36514982 WorldCat

Current location

room 025

Accession number

E–225

Object history

The sculpture of the eagle and the weapons is part of a funerary monument from the period of Emperor Augustus (27 BC–14 AD), and it was found in the country villa of General Marcus Valerius Messalla Corvinus (64 BC–8 AD). It probably adorned the upper part of a rectangular marble pedestal containing his cinerary urn. Around 1650, at the behest of Cardinal Girolamo Colonna, a bust of the Emperor Claudius (now lost) sculpted by Orfeo Boselli (1600–1667) was placed on top of the eagle. The sculpture then received the mistaken name The Apotheosis of Claudius. The pedestal used by Boselli to complete this monument was made by Andrea Calamech between 1557 and 1589 for Alberico I Cybo Malaspina (1532–1623), the Prince of the Italian cities represented on its four sides. In 1664 Colonna gave the monument to Philip IV of Spain.

Credit line

From the Spanish Royal Collection.

References

Museum's website – Web del museo

Source/Photographer

Luis García (Zaqarbal), 9 July 2006.

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Usage on bar.wikipedia.org
- 26 v. Kr.
Usage on ca.wikipedia.org
- Àguila romana
Usage on de.wikipedia.org
Usage on es.wikipedia.org
Usage on eu.wikipedia.org
- Erromatar arranoa
Usage on fr.wikipedia.org
- Marcus Valerius Messalla Corvinus
- Aigle romaine
Usage on he.wikipedia.org
- נס הלגיון
Usage on hr.wikipedia.org
- Orlovi
Usage on it.wikipedia.org
- Marco Valerio Messalla Corvino
- Aquila (storia romana)
Usage on ja.wikipedia.org
- 鷲 (紋章)
Usage on pt.wikipedia.org
- Marco Valério Messala Corvino
Usage on sh.wikipedia.org
- Orao

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Image title	Vista parcial de la llamada APOTEOSIS DE CLAUDIO, en el Museo del Prado (Madrid, España), procedente de la Colección Real. Mármol blanco. La escultura del águila y las armas es parte de un monumento funerario de la época del emperador Augusto (27 a.C.-14 d.C.), y fue hallada en la villa de campo de Marco Valerio Mesala Corvino (64 a.C.-8 d.C.). Probablemente adornaba la parte superior de un pedestal de mármol rectangular que contenía su urna cineraria. Hacia 1650 el cardenal Girolamo Colonna encargó a Orfeo Boselli (1600-1667) un busto del emperador Claudio (hoy perdido) que se puso encima del águila, y la escultura recibió entonces el nombre equivocado de"La Apoteosis de Claudio". El pedestal que utilizó Boselli para completar el monumento había sido realizado, por un autor desconocido, hacia 1620, para Alberico Cybo Malaspina (1532-1623), príncipe de las ciudades italianas representadas en sus cuatro lados. En 1664 Colonna regaló el monumento a Felipe IV de España.--------Partial view of the so-called APOTHEOSIS OF CLAUDIUS, at the Prado Museum (Madrid, Spain), from the Spanish Royal Collection. White marble. The sculpture of the eagle and the weapons are part of a funerary monument from the period of Emperor Augustus (27 BC-14 AD), and it was found in the country villa of Marcus Valerius Messalla Corvinus (64 BC-8 AD). It probably adorned the upper part of a rectangular marble pedestal containing the urn with his ashes. Around 1650, at the behest of Cardinal Girolamo Colonna, a bust of the Emperor Claudius (now lost) sculpted by Orfeo Boselli (1600-1667) was placed on top of the eagle. The sculpture then received the mistaken name,“The Apotheosis of Claudius”. The pedestal used by Boselli to complete this monument was made by an unknown sculptor around 1620 for Alberico Cybo Malaspina (1532-1623), the Prince of the Italian cities represented on its four sides. In 1664 Colonna gave the monument to Philip IV of Spain.
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