Leighton,_Frederic_-_Acme_and_Septimius_-_c._1868.jpg

Summary

Artist



Description	English-British painter, sculptor, politician and drawer
Date of birth/death	3 December 1830	25 January 1896
Location of birth/death	Scarborough	London
Work period	circa 1855-1896
Work location	London ; City of Brussels ; Paris ; Frankfurt ; Rome ; Algiers ; Constantinople ; Aswan ; Damascus
Authority file	: Q160252 VIAF : 18031604 ISNI : 0000000083396135 ULAN : 500030022 LCCN : n80079496 NLA : 35556809 WorldCat

Title

Acme and Septimius

Object type

painting

Description

‚Acme and Septimius‘ is a poem by Gaius Valerius Catullus (c. 84–c. 54 B.C.) [1]

Date

circa 1868

Medium

oil on canvas

Dimensions

diameter: 99 cm (38.9 in)

Collection

Ashmolean Museum

	Native name	Ashmolean Museum
	Parent institution	University of Oxford
	Location	Oxford , United Kingdom
	Coordinates	51° 45′ 20.02″ N, 1° 15′ 38.02″ W
	Established	1678–1683
	Website	http://www.ashmolean.org/
	Authority file	: Q636400 VIAF : 141569308 ISNI : 0000000121715847 ULAN : 500309840 LCCN : n81139884 NLA : 35278942 WorldCat

Accession number

WA1978.7

Object history

Bequeathed by Robert Stirling Newall, F.S.A., 1978

References

The Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, U.K.
Art UK

Source/Photographer

1. fredericleightonart.com
2. Art UK : entry acme-and-septimius-142272

Licensing

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Acme and Septimius

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Acme and Septimius

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Acme and Septimius

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