L'affresco di Villa Arianna a Stabia — una donna che offre amorini alati come piccoli frutti preziosi — ritrova nel castone tondo in bronzo dorato a 18 kt la raffinatezza del cammeo nella sua espressione più pura. Una delle scene più delicate della collezione prende forma in un bracciale elegante e leggero. L'intaglio conserva tutta la forza narrativa dell'opera — gli amorini, la figura femminile e il gesto dell'offerta emergono con grande chiarezza. Il rilievo è luminoso e arioso, mentre le ombre cambiano e si muovono seguendo la luce.
La Lupa Capitolina, al centro del bracciale, ne diventa la protagonista. È uno dei soggetti più amati della collezione — un simbolo riconoscibile a ogni scala, perché la sua forza è immediata e il suo significato attraversa il tempo: è Roma, ma anche qualcosa di più grande, un mito capace di attraversare culture e secoli. In questo gioiello il simbolo viene esaltato e, allo stesso tempo, racchiuso.
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The Villa Arianna is one of the oldest villas in Stabiae, dating from the second century BC. It is situated on the western hills of Varano, in a clifftop position overlooking the Bay of Naples. The exact extent of the villa may never be determined, as large parts of the rooms nearest the sea have collapsed down the cliff, but an initial survey carried out by tunnel in Bourbon times produced a plan which covered an area of over 2500 sq.m. Including the large palaestra to the west the total area must be in the order of 11,000 sq.m. Some of the most important frescoes of ancient Stabiae were found in the adjoining cubicula. Most of them were removed during the Bourbon period and can now be seen in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples. They include frescoes of Medea, Leda and the Swan, Flora (pictured above right) and the Cupid Vendor , which depicts a seated matron, to whom an elderly courtesan seated opposite proffers a winged Cupid, lifted from a birdcage by the wings. National Archaeological Museum - Naples.
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