Detail View: Design Library Image Collection: Tomb of the Leopards
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Accession Number:
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102178
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Order Title:
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History of Costume and Fashion (102059-103548)
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Type of View:
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interior detail
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View Title:
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detail of player on the double piper wearing a shaped, cloak-like garment draped over a shoulder and bordered in two colors
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Image description:
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A semicircular cloak, a shortened form of the chlamys, is for young men. Usually bordered, it is fastened at the neck or shoulder. The Roman paludamentum is derived from this garment. The tebenna, also a semicircular cloak, is for ceremonies. It is always bordered, sometimes in two colors. The Roman toga praetexta is based on the tebenna.
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Image Rights:
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copyrighted
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Source Institution:
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NCSU Libraries
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Collection:
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Design Library Image Collection
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Culture:
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Etruscan
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Subject:
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loincloths
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Subject:
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paintings (visual works)
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Subject:
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clothing
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Subject:
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frescoes (paintings)
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Subject:
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men (male humans)
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Work Types:
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Built Environment; funerary structures; tombs
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Preferred Title:
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Tomb of the Leopards
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Agent Display:
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Unknown (Etruscan)
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Date:
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ca. 480-70 BCE (creation)
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Locations:
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Tarquinia , Lazio, Italy
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Location Type:
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(current)
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Style/Period:
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Ancient
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Style/Period:
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Etruscan
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Classification:
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Architecture
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