Jean-Claude Golvin

Tibur (Tivoli), the Hadriana villa

Type

Drawing

Equipment used

Watercolor;Black ink;Gouache;Graphite (traces);Paper

Dimensions

49.7 x 175 cm (overall)

Period

Geographical area

Location or theme

Tibur (Tivoli)

Miscellaneous

Presentation :

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Aerial and panoramic view of the Villa Hadriana, looking south-east at Tibur (Tivoli). The drawing is in landscape format. It is arranged within a frame drawn in ink. A sketch and inscriptions appear on the reverse.
The palace consists of several buildings, set amidst a verdant landscape. On the left, a theater and baths can be seen in the distance. In the left foreground stands the poecile with its pool and two rotundas. It is flanked by the circular maritime theater, a stadium and thermal baths. A little further to the right, the vestibule, baths and canope can be seen. The academy stands at the far end of the property, on the right-hand side of the drawing. The palace develops in the background, in the center of the drawing. Hills can be seen in the distance. Tivoli is shown on the left.

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