Via Appia

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Chapman Via Appia painting

The Forum Gallery in the UGA Department of Classics presents a Virtual Exhibition of John Linton Chapman's painting, "Via Appia" (1867). Georgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia.  The exhibition explores Chapman's manipulation of space to create an idyllic image of the Via Appia Antica in Rome.

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https://clas.franklin.uga.edu/virtual-exhibitions/appia

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