I reperti e i motivi egizi ed egittizzanti a Pompei
Indagine preliminare per una loro contestualizzazione
By (author) Nikola D. Bellucci
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(October 2021)
ISBN: 9781789699241
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This volume presents a synthesis of research on Egyptian and Egyptianizing material from Pompeii. Starting from the historical context in which to frame these phenomena and proceeding with a review of terminology, the work provides the first up-to-date corpus of Egyptian and Egyptianizing subjects and finds from the famous archaeolog
I reperti e i motivi egizi ed egittizzanti a Pompei. Indagine preliminare per una loro contestualizzazione presents a synthesis of Nikola Belluci’s research on Egyptian and Egyptianising material from Pompeii. Starting from the historical context in which to frame these phenomena and proceeding with a review of terminology in order to offer a common lexicon for future research, the work provides a first up to date corpus of Egyptian and Egyptianising subjects and finds from Pompeii. More specific analysis focuses on the various Nilotic scenes. Furthermore, the first results of correlations between frescoes and finds allow us to understand better the general and particular distribution of the various types of subjects and finds, evaluating their diffusion among regiones, insulae and domus. The volume includes numerous plates and a rich and up to date bibliography.
Prefazione - Eric M. Moormann Premessa SEZIONE I Parte prima: Dal contesto storico alla riflessione terminologica Capitolo I: Il contesto storico Capitolo II: Riflessioni terminologiche e proposizione di un lessico commune Parte seconda: Soggetti e reperti egizi ed egittizzanti nel contesto pompeiano Capitolo III: Indagini sui soggetti e motivi egizi ed egittizzanti nel contesto pompeiano: pitture murali e mosaici. Un primo prospetto d'insieme Capitolo IV: Nilotica pompeiana. Dal contesto alle analisi sui soggetti individuate Capitolo V: Indagini sui reperti egizi ed egittizzanti nel contesto pompeiano Parte terza: Correlazioni tra affreschi e reperti. Tra dinamiche e contesti Capitolo VI: Exempla di correlazioni tra affreschi e reperti Capitolo VII: Approfondimenti di dinamiche e contesti di rinvenimento per alcuni casi pompeiani Capitolo VIII: Conclusioni SEZIONE II Parte prima: L'Egitto a Pompei. Tra gli archivi e i depositi Capitolo IX: L'Egitto a Pompei. Indagini sui reperti (tra gli archivi e i depositi del MANN e della Soprintendenza di Pompei). Parte seconda: Corpus dei materiali Appendici Tavole Bibliografia, Prefazione – Eric M. Moormann SEZIONE IParte prima: Dal contesto storico alla riflessione terminologica ;
Capitolo I: Il contesto storico ;
Capitolo II: Riflessioni terminologiche e proposizione di un lessico commune ;
Parte seconda: Soggetti e reperti egizi ed egittizzanti nel contesto pompeiano Nilotica pompeiana. Dal contesto alle analisi sui soggetti individuate ;
Capitolo V: Indagini sui reperti egizi ed egittizzanti nel contesto pompeiano ;
Parte terza: Correlazioni tra affreschi e reperti. Tra dinamiche e contesti Exempla di correlazioni tra affreschi e reperti ;
Capitolo VII: Approfondimenti di dinamiche e contesti di rinvenimento per alcuni casi pompeiani ;
Capitolo VIII: Conclusioni ;
SEZIONE IIParte prima: L'Egitto a Pompei. Tra gli archivi e i depositi Parte seconda: Corpus dei materiali
- By (author) Nikola D. Bellucci
An extraordinary corpus of Egyptian and Egyptianizing objects at Pompeii testifies to the long, complex, and fraught history of interaction between Egypt and ancient Italy. Statuettes and amulets of Egyptian gods, wall paintings and mosaics depicting imagined Egyptian landscapes, imports (and local imitations) of valuable Egyptian luxury goods, and many other forms of ‘Aegyptiaca’ were part of the fabric of daily life in Pompeii. These objects and images provide rich evidence for the appropriation, emulation, and re-interpretation of Egyptian material culture in Roman – and pre-Roman – Italy. Accordingly, they attest first to the participation of Samnite Pompeii in a broader ‘Hellenistic’-period material koine, and, subsequently, to the lived experience of empire under Roman rule. In collecting and presenting all of the known Egyptian and Egyptianizing material culture from Pompeii, as well as the historical documentation for the earliest finds of these objects (including many artifacts and images which no longer survive today), Bellucci’s book provides an essential resource for scholarship. This important contribution will be required reading for anyone who seeks to understand the entangled history of Egypt and the Greco-Roman world. – Prof. Caitlín Eilís Barrett, Department of Classics, Cornell University – New York
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