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triclinium
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triclinium
A dining room in an ancient Roman house, furnished with a low table, surrounded on three sides by couches.
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As in Poussin's two sets of The Sacraments, the setting is Ancient Roman, with triclinia around a table, wine-urns and oil-burners.
Pictures from Dresden at the Royal Academy by Bruce, Donald / Contemporary Review
The frugal meal is served at triclinia below hanging oil-lamps in the high-ceilinged murk.
Titian at the National Gallery by Bruce, Donald / Contemporary Review
 
 
 
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