Dancing Cupids

Summary

Dancing Cupids is a fresco^[1].

Key Facts

• Dancing Cupids's image is recorded as Fresco depicting Cupids and a chariot pulled by griffins, from the cryptoporticus of the House of the Deer in Herculaneum, Empire of colour. From Pompeii to Southern Gaul, Musée Saint-Raymond Toulouse (16092382158).jpg^[2].
• Dancing Cupids's image is recorded as Fresco depicting dancing Cupids, from the cryptoporticus of the House of the Deer in Herculaneum, Empire of colour. From Pompeii to Southern Gaul, Musée Saint-Raymond Toulouse (16092546040).jpg^[3].
• Dancing Cupids's image is recorded as Fresco depicting a Cupid in a chariot being pulled by two other Cupids, from the cryptoporticus of the House of the Deer in Herculaneum, Empire of colour. From Pompeii to Southern Gaul, Musée Saint-Raymond Toulouse (16093787299).jpg^[4].
• Dancing Cupids's image is recorded as Fresco depicting Cupids playing hide-and-seek, from the cryptoporticus of the House of the Deer in Herculaneum, Empire of colour. From Pompeii to Southern Gaul, Musée Saint-Raymond Toulouse (16279074872).jpg^[5].
• Dancing Cupids's instance of is recorded as fresco^[6].
• Dancing Cupids's movement is recorded as ancient Roman mural painting^[7].
• Dancing Cupids's genre is recorded as mythological painting^[8].
• Dancing Cupids's depicts is recorded as Cupid^[9].
• Dancing Cupids's depicts is recorded as game^[10].
• Dancing Cupids's depicts is recorded as chariot^[11].
• Dancing Cupids's depicts is recorded as griffin^[12].
• Dancing Cupids's depicts is recorded as thyrsus^[13].
• Dancing Cupids's depicts is recorded as hide-and-seek^[14].
• Dancing Cupids's made from material is recorded as fresco^[15].
• Dancing Cupids's location of discovery is recorded as Herculaneum^[16].
• Dancing Cupids's collection is recorded as Naples National Archaeological Museum^[17].
• Dancing Cupids's inventory number is recorded as 9178^[18].
• +0100-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Dancing Cupids^[19].
• Dancing Cupids's exhibition history is recorded as L'Empire de la couleur^[20].
• Dancing Cupids's title is recorded as Amours et char tiré par des griffons^[21].
• Dancing Cupids's title is recorded as Amours dansant avec thyrse et flambeau^[22].
• Dancing Cupids's title is recorded as Amours dans un char tiré par deux autres Amours^[23].
• Dancing Cupids's title is recorded as Amours jouant à cache-cache^[24].
• Dancing Cupids's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+24'}^[25].
• Dancing Cupids's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+160'}^[26].