• "The Ludovisi and Boston Throne: a Comparison" A thorough website entirely devoted to the Ludovisi Throne and the Boston Throne. Kim J. Hartswick, 2004.
  • The Ludovisi throne is one of the most famous works of early Classical sculpture, a white marble chair covered with bas relief, but the reasons for its creation and...
  • Ludovisi Throne. When discovered this three-sided relief was thought to be the seat from a statue of a colossal god, but is more probably a fender in front of an altar.
  • Media in category "Ludovisi Throne". The following 4 files are in this category, out of 4 total. ... Ludovisi Throne 01, Palazzo Altemps.jpg 5,312 × 2,988; 4.02 MB.
  • Some years later Ludovisi's heirs were forced to sell the entire collection and, in 1901, the Throne and many other sculptures were bought by the Italian State.
  • The Birth of Aphrodite, carved on one side of the "Ludovisi Throne", by an unkonwn sculptor of presumably Ionian training.
  • The Ludovisi Throne is a three faces bas-relief, found in 1887 in Villa Ludovisi, built on Horti Sallustiani (garden of Sallust) area.
  • Other articles where Ludovisi Throne is discussed: Western sculpture: Early Classical (c. 500–450 bce): …relief carvings of the so-called Ludovisi Throne.
  • It was found 1887 close to the Villa Ludovisi in Rome, Italy and since 1901 in Rome, Museo Nazionale. Ludovisi Throne 3D View (German Webpage).
  • The Ludovisi Throne. Something can happen to marble, under the right hands, as here in the Birth of Aphrodite panel of the Ludovisi Throne, that seems to...