La scaenae frons del teatro de Itálica. Ensayo de anaparastasis a través de sus elementos arquitectónicos
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aespa.2000.v73.321Keywords:
Roman architecture, Roman theatres, Architectonic analysis, Scaenae frons, Italica (Sevilla), 2nd-3rd centuries ADAbstract
A detailed analysis of the architectural items from the excavations undertaken more than 25 years ago at the Roman theatre of Italica provides the basis for an essay of graphical anaparastasis of its architectural orders. The most recognisable of these are from the scaenae frons and its porticus post scaenum. This paper not only provides a brief formal reconstruction of the former and its modules but also provides new fundamental data for describing the process of the theatre's construction.
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