Grand Tour Fan With Marcus Curtius In The Roman Forum, Rome XIXth Century flag

Grand Tour Fan With Marcus Curtius In The Roman Forum, Rome XIXth Century
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Object description :

"Grand Tour Fan With Marcus Curtius In The Roman Forum, Rome XIXth Century "
This rare fan features the mythical figure of Marco Curtius
grand tour fan with marcus curtius in the roman forum, Rome XIXth Century
Legend has it that in 362 BC a seemingly bottomless chasm opened up in the Roman Forum. The priests interpreted the event as a sign of misfortune, predicting that the chasm would widen until it swallowed up Rome, unless the most precious possessions of every Roman citizen were thrown into that abyss.The young patrician Marcus Curtius, one of the most valiant warriors of the Roman army, convinced that the supreme good of every Roman was valor and courage, threw himself into the chasm armed and on horseback, thus stopping the expansion of the chasm.
Price: 1 650 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Condition of use

Material: Parchment

Reference: 1560343
Availability: In stock
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