The Capitol Dome

Spring 2014

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15 THE CAPITOL DOME SPRING 2014 Figs. 19A-19B. Brumidi's sculpturally posed allegorical female figures in the Capitol are direct descendants of religious figures he painted in Rome. Fig. 19B. Constantino Brumidi, Legislation, 1860, S-216, President's Room, U.S. Capitol. ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL Fig. 19A. Constan no Brumidi, Madonna of the Immaculate Concep on, 1850, Church of the Madonna dell'Arche o, Rome. VASARI STUDIO FOTOGRAFICO Figs. 20A-20B. Brumidi varied the way he portrayed allegorical figures but they were always fully three-dimensional and well- composed within the architectural space. Fig. 20B. Constan no Brumidi, Strength in penden ve of dome, 1858, S-213, Senate Recep on Room, U.S. Capitol. ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL Fig. 20A. Constan no Brumidi, Strength in penden ve of dome, 1850, Church of the Madonna dell'Arche o, Rome. VASARI STUDIO FOTOGRAFICO

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