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Italian school. Appio Claudio entering the Roman Senate. 3rd-4th century BC. Rome, Senate palace.
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CICERON DENUNCIANDO A CATILINA - DETALLE - 1880 - FRESCO - NEORRENACIMIENTO ITALIANO.
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Maccari, Cesare (1840-1919)
The blind Claudius Appius in the Roman Senate. Censor in 312 BCE, he was responsible for the building the Via Appia in Rome and the first aqueduct, the Aqua Appia. 
Location Palazzo Madama (Senate)/Rome/Italy
Unique Identifier ART181825 
Type Image 
Purpose Public 
Size 9375px × 5913px 
Photo Credit Scala / Art Resource, NY 
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Appius, Claudius Caecus (4th-3rd BCE)
Blindness
Classicism
Group
History
Interior, Depiction of
Men
Republican Period, Roman (510-27 BCE)
Romans, People
Senate, Roman
Senator
Toga
Via Appia, Rome
Wallpainting