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Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
LIVIA, THE NEW MATRONLY MODEL
LIVIA, THE NEW MATRONLY MODEL
LIVIA, THE NEW MATRONLY MODEL
LIVIA, THE NEW MATRONLY MODEL
LIVIA, THE NEW MATRONLY MODEL
WOMEN IN IMPERIAL SOCIETY
WOMEN IN IMPERIAL SOCIETY
WOMEN IN IMPERIAL SOCIETY
WOMEN IN IMPERIAL SOCIETY
WOMEN IN IMPERIAL SOCIETY
WOMEN IN IMPERIAL SOCIETY
AGRIPPINA THE ELDER: MATRONS AND THE ARMY
AGRIPPINA THE ELDER: MATRONS AND THE ARMY
AGRIPPINA THE ELDER: MATRONS AND THE ARMY
AGRIPPINA THE ELDER: MATRONS AND THE ARMY
AGRIPPINA THE YOUNGER: WOMEN AND POLITICS
AGRIPPINA THE YOUNGER: WOMEN AND POLITICS
AGRIPPINA THE YOUNGER: WOMEN AND POLITICS
AGRIPPINA THE YOUNGER: WOMEN AND POLITICS

Dominae

A feminine perspective

The following is a history of Rome from a feminine prospective, a tale featuring some of the women who, between the end of the Republic and the beginning of the imperial age, succeeded in carving out for themselves a public sphere of action. Works of art selected from the rich collections of ancient, Renaissance and modern art in the Uffizi Galleries and brought up to date by Stefano Piscitelli's drawings will help illustrate this story, giving an original insight into everyday life as it was two millennia ago

Credits

Curated by Fabrizio Paolucci

Texts: Novella Lapini, Silvia Barlacchi

Tavole illustrate: Stefano Piscitelli

Coordination Francesca Sborgi

Editing web: Andrea Biotti, Lorenzo Cosentino e Patrizia Naldini

Translations: Way2Global srl.

Photographs: Roberto Palermo

1 July 2023

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