Antiquity; The Roman Toga
Adolf Rosenberg · 1850 - 1906
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Why is this public domain? Adolf Rosenberg died in 1906; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This printed plate presents diagrams and figure studies illustrating the draping of the Roman toga, with a central statue and several nude and draped figures annotated with measurements and letters. Geometric oval and arc diagrams accompany the figures, and the plate is labeled in German, English, and French. The work is attributed to Adolf Rosenberg and dated 1905.
