Carlo Raso:
Tombstone of the nun Franceschella Carafa (†October 29, 1441) - Monastery of San Gregorio Armeno in Naples
Carlo Raso:
Tombstone of the nun Franceschella Carafa (†October 29, 1441) - Monastery of San Gregorio Armeno in Naples
Carlo Raso:
"Death image" - Detail of the "Sepulchral monument of the cardinal Pietro Basadonna (Venice 1617-Rome 1684)" (1694) by Filippo Carcani - San Marco Church in Rome
Carlo Raso:
"Death image" - Detail of the "Sepulchral monument of the cardinal Pietro Basadonna (Venice 1617-Rome 1684)" (1694) by Filippo Carcani - San Marco Church in Rome
Carlo Raso:
"Death image" - Detail of the "Sepulchral monument of the cardinal Pietro Basadonna (Venice 1617-Rome 1684)" (1694) by Filippo Carcani - San Marco Church in Rome
Carlo Raso:
"Sepulchral monument of the cardinal Pietro Basadonna (Venice 1617-Rome 1684)" (1694) by Filippo Carcani - San Marco Church in Rome
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Funerary portrait of Enrico Spata (†1421) with coat of arms - Cathedral of Naples
Carlo Raso:
"Decapitated head" - polychrome wax, natural hair, glass eyes by unknown Neapolitan artist of second half of 18th century - Exhibition at Capodimonte Museum in Naples
Carlo Raso:
"Decapitated head" - polychrome wax, natural hair, glass eyes by unknown Neapolitan artist of second half of 18th century - Exhibition at Capodimonte Museum in Naples
Carlo Raso:
"Decapitated head" - polychrome wax, natural hair, glass eyes by unknown Neapolitan artist of second half of 18th century - Exhibition at Capodimonte Museum in Naples
Carlo Raso:
"Female figure in decomposition or Vanitas" - wax, wax covered linen modeled while hot, wooden base with black wax (last quater 17th century-beginning 18th century) by unknown artist, Southern Italian School - Capodimonte Museum in Naples
Carlo Raso:
"Female figure in decomposition or Vanitas" - wax, wax covered linen modeled while hot, wooden base with black wax (last quater 17th century-beginning 18th century) by unknown artist, Southern Italian School - Capodimonte Museum in Naples
Carlo Raso:
"Crucifixion" (about 1455-1460) by Colantonio (about 1420-Naples after 1460) - Naples, Capodimonte Museum
Carlo Raso:
Skulls (17th century) - Crypt of Santa Marta Church in Naples
Carlo Raso:
Skulls (17th century) - Crypt of Santa Marta Church in Naples
Carlo Raso:
Sepulchre of Lucia Migliaccio (†1826; detail), duchess of Floridia and morganatic wife of the King Ferdinand I Bourbon - Sculptor Tito Angelini (Naples 1806-Naples 1878) - San Ferdinando Church in Naples
Carlo Raso:
Sepulchre of Lucia Migliaccio (†1826), duchess of Floridia and morganatic wife of the King Ferdinand I Bourbon - Sculptor Tito Angelini (Naples 1806-Naples 1878) - San Ferdinando Church in Naples
Carlo Raso:
Artificially deformed skull, from tomb at Collegno / Turin (1st half 6th century AD) at Museum of Turin, now at Archaeological Museum of Naples, Exhibition "The Longobards", up to March 25, 2018
Carlo Raso:
Artificially deformed skull, from tomb at Collegno / Turin (1st half 6th century AD) at Museum of Turin, now at Archaeological Museum of Naples, Exhibition "The Longobards", up to March 25, 2018
Carlo Raso:
Sepulchral portrait of Pedro de Toledo (†1559 at 61 years old ), first Spanish lord of the Sant'Elmo manor in Naples and cousin of the viceroy Pedro de Toledo - Sculptor Annibale Caccavello (Naples 1515-Naples 1570) - Sant'Erasmo Church at Sant'Elmo castl
Carlo Raso:
Sepulchral portrait of Pedro de Toledo (†1559 at 61 years old ), first Spanish lord of the Sant'Elmo manor in Naples and cousin of the viceroy Pedro de Toledo - Sculptor Annibale Caccavello (Naples 1515-Naples 1570) - Sant'Erasmo Church at Sant'Elmo castl
Carlo Raso:
Funerary tombstone with inscription: "[H]I[C] REQUIESCIT [MA]GNUS PR[ES]B[ITER]"="The Great Presbyter lies here" (1st half 9st century AD) from San Vincenzo al Volturno, Archaeological Museum of Venafro / Isernia / Molise, now at Archaeological Museum of
Carlo Raso:
Tombstone of Gregorius Tribunus, his wife Cali and his sons (10th century AD) from Naples, now at Archaeological Museum of Naples, Exhibition "The Longobards", up to March 25, 2018
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"Weeping women with pomegranates, death's symbol" - painted slab of tomb (350 BC) from Paestum - Archaeological Museum of Paestum
Carlo Raso:
"A dead wooman goes up ship with winged hellish figure" - painted slab of a tomb (350 BC) - Archaeological Museum of Paestum
Carlo Raso:
"Office for the dead, with funeral lament around a woman and basket with eggs and pomegranates" - painted slab of a tomb (350-330 BC) - Archaeological Museum of Paestum
Carlo Raso:
"Office for the dead, with funeral lament around a woman and basket with eggs and pomegranates" - painted slab of a tomb (350-330 BC) - Archaeological Museum of Paestum
Carlo Raso:
Eneolithic necropolis of Gaudo / Paestum (half 4th-half 3rd millennium BC) - Archaeological Museum of Paestum
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Funerary mask - gilded copper (600 AD) - from Peru / Perù, Lambayeque culture - "The World that wasn't there / Pre-Columbian art in the Ligabue Collections" - Temporary Exhibition, up October 30, 2017 - Naples, Archaeological Museum
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Sepulchral cippus - marble (50-79 AD) from Pompeii, Necropolis of Porta di Stabia - Inscription: "Petacia Montana, who lived 23 years" - Epigraphic Collection - Naples, Archaeological Museum
