Etruscan "Sistine Chapel" Frescoes Opened to Public in Rome

Frescoes from the "Tomba François" of Vulci, discovered in 1857, are now permanently accessible to the public at the Etruscan National Museum in Villa Giulia, Rome.

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Rom hat eine neue Attraktion: Die „Sixtinische Kapelle der Etrusker” [premium]

Erstmals seit ihrer Entdeckung 1857 sind die Fresken aus der „Tomba François“ von Vulci dauerhaft der Öffentlichkeit zugänglich, im Etruskischen Nationalmuseum der Villa Giulia. Was macht ihre Bedeutung aus?

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Etruscan "Sistine Chapel" Frescoes Opened to Public in Rome

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