Category:Querini diptych in the Museo di Santa Giulia (Brescia)

**Querini diptych in the Museo di Santa Giulia**
	Ivory diptych
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Instance of	sculpture; diptych;
Made from material	ivory;
Location	Museo di Santa Giulia, Brescia, Province of Brescia, Lombardy, Italy
Inception	4th century (statement with Gregorian date earlier than 1584);
Width	28 cm;
Height	25 cm;
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Italiano: Il dittico cosiddetto "Queriniano" (perché appartenuto al cardinale Angelo Maria Querini) è un dittico in avorio del V secolo d.C. di arte romana legata alla tradizione classica e pagana. Le valve presentano due coppie di amanti della tradizione pagana, identificate - sia pure con incertezza - come Diana ed Endimione (a sinistra) e Fedra e Ippolito (a destra, mostrato in questa foto). Esposto nel Museo di Santa Giulia a Brescia.
English: The so-called "Querini diptych" (after the name of one of its owners, Angelo Maria cardinal Querini) is an ivory diptych dating from the 5th century AD, belonging to the classicizing and pagan Ancient Roman tradition. The valves show two couples of lovers from the pagan tradition, possibily Diana and Endymion (shown in this photo) and Fedra and Hippolytus. Exhibited in the archaeological Santa Giulia Museum, in Brescia, Italy.

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