The so-called Peleus and Thetis sarcophagus in the Villa Albani / / Frank G.J.M. Müller.
In this iconological study, the author demonstrates the invalidity of the current interpretation of the relief on the so-called Peleus and Thetis sarcophagus in the Villa Albani in Rome, an interpretation which goes back to Winckelmann. By applying a modern art-historical method, he arives at a fund...
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