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  • Castellani and Italian Archaeological Jewelry
  • Written by author Susan Weber Soros, Stefanie Walker, Bard Graduate Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts Staff
  • Published by Yale University Press, 2004/11/05
  • During the nineteenth century in Rome, three generations of the Castellani family created what they called "Italian archaeological jewelry," which was inspired by the precious Etruscan, Roman, Greek, and Byzantine antiquities being excavated at the time.
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Introduction 9
Ch. 1 Rome during the Castellani century 15
Ch. 2 Founders, family members, and the firm 35
Ch. 3 Fortunato Pio Castellani : founder of the firm and jeweler to the Roman aristocracy 85
Ch. 4 Jewels with cameos and intaglios : the Castellani and Roman gem carvers 103
Ch. 5 The workshop : models, tools, and newly discovered designs 129
Ch. 6 Micromosaics and their sources 153
Ch. 7 Revivers of the lost art : Alessandro Castellani and the quest for classical precision 181
Ch. 8 "A perfect imitation of the ancient work" - ancient jewelry and Castellani adaptations 201
Ch. 9 "Under the great canopies of civilization" : Castellani jewelry and metalwork at international exhibitions 229
Ch. 10 Alessandro and Augusto Castellani : collecting, museum history, and the antiquities market 285
Ch. 11 The Augusto Castellani collection at the Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia, Rome 303
Ch. 12 Archaeological jewelry in the orbit of Castellani 317
Ch. 13 Inscriptions on Castellani jewels 333
Checklist of the exhibition 343
App The Castellani archive in Rome 396


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