Studie af en romersk askekiste. Den anden side - iflg. arkkatalog - af den kiste, som er skildret i Td 732,65 recto / kksgb204. 1846

"Studie af en romersk askekiste. Den anden side - iflg. arkkatalog - af den kiste, som er skildret i Td 732,65 recto / kksgb204." is a detailed pen and ink drawing by Danish artist Johan Thomas Lundbye, created in 1846. This study depicts the side of a Roman cinerary urn, showcasing intricate details like winged figures, a circular ornament, and a flowing ribbon design. Lundbye, known for his meticulous attention to detail, captured the intricate carvings of the urn, providing a glimpse into the artistry of the Roman era. This drawing, now housed in the Statens Museum for Kunst, is a testament to Lundbye's fascination with history and his keen eye for artistic detail.