Ancient Roman Women Bathing in a Public Bath in London

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The accompanying text reads, 'The Roman bath in the Strand, London, as used in the time of the Roman occupation of Britain; orig: drawing by F. Matania'. This drawing was reproduced in 'The Roman bath in the Strand' by E.F. (Edward Foord), The Sphere, 11 November 1922, vol.XCI, no.1190, pp.140-141.

Wellcome Collection

London

Title

Ancient Roman Women Bathing in a Public Bath in London

Medium

pencil in grisaille on paper (?)

Measurements

H 35.6 x W 26.9 cm

Accession number

34681i

Acquisition method

presumed to be part of the collection formed by Henry S. Wellcome

Work type

Drawing

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