FORTVNA PAPERS 3, Figs. 91-94


Figs. 91-94

Figs. 91-94 The first three reliefs are on display in the staircase of the Palazzo dei Conservatori (Musei Capitolini) at Rome. Fig. 91: the adventus relief of Hadrian from the former Arch of Hadrian alongside the Via Flaminia/Via Lata/Via del Corso in Rome, that led in Hadrian's lifetime to his Temple complex dedicated to the women of his adoptive family and later to the Hadrianeum; from: M. Fuchs (2014, 132, Fig. 12); Fig. 92: the apotheosis of Sabina (from the Arco di Portogallo); from: M. Fuchs (2014, 149, Fig. 21); Fig. 93: the adlocutio relief (from the Arco di Portogallo); from: M. Fuchs (2014, 139, Fig. 22); Fig. 94: the fourth relief is on display in the Palazzo Torlonia at Rome; from: M. Fuchs (2014, 135, Fig. 16); cf. pp. 133, 138: this panel shows a supplicatio scene and demonstrates, according to Fuchs, Hadrian's clementia.

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