Stabiae Flora Canvas

Bring a piece of ancient history into your home with this wonderful canvas reproduction of the Flora fresco, found in the Villa Arianna of Stabiae. This fresco dates back to the 1st century and was discovered under the rubble of the eruption that destroyed Pompeii, today preserved in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.

The reproduction captures the beauty of the Goddess Flora (or Spring), portrayed from behind as she picks flowers and holds a kalathos, against a bright green background. Flora, the Goddess of spring, flowers and blossoming, was also venerated by the ancient Romans as the protector of women awaiting birth. Her image inspired great painters such as Botticelli, often depicted with garlands of flowers in delicate poses.

Product Features:

• Materiale: Tela
• Setup: With frame
• Spessore: 1,5 cm
• Produced in Italy

Available Sizes:

1. Variant 1: Height 40 cm, width 30 cm, depth 1.5 cm
2. Variant 2: Height 20 cm, width 14 cm, depth 1.5 cm

Embellish your wall with this extraordinary canvas reproduction of the Flora fresco. Our reproduction, faithful to the original, allows you to enjoy the refinement and historicity of a timeless work of art. Every detail, from the bright colors to the delicate poses, has been taken care of to offer an authentic and fascinating representation.

Make your wall flourish with a splendid canvas reproduction and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of an ancient Roman villa.

Produced in Italy