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Thumbnail Filmstrip of Flavian Amphitheatre, 500 pc puzzle Images
| Manufacturer: | Clementoni |
| UPC: | 8005125351459 |
| Age Grading: | 14 years to Adult |
| Manufacture Country: | Italy |
| Finished Puzzle Size: | 19.3" x 14.2" |
| Finished Puzzle Length: | 19.3" |
| Finished Puzzle Width: | 14.2" |
| Piece Count: | 500 pieces |
| Product Packaging Length: | 10.0 |
| Product Packaging Width: | 1.8 |
| Wholesale Carton Length: | 10.6 |
| Wholesale Carton Width: | 12.2 |
| Wholesale Carton Height: | 14.4 |
| Wholesale Carton Weight: | 7.8 |
| Wholesale Carton Quantity: | 6 |
About This Item:
• The Flavian Amphitheatre: Also known as "The Colosseum," it is a giant amphitheatre built in Rome under Emperor Vespasian between 70 and 72 CE and dedicated in 80 CE by Titus.
• Historical location: Situated just east of the Palatine Hill on the grounds of Nero's Golden House, the amphitheatre replaced a private lake to create a public facility.
• Unique architectural design: Unlike earlier amphitheatres dug into hillsides, this one is freestanding, using a complex system of barrel vaults for support.
• Captivating puzzle image: The puzzle features a spring sunrise from the west, with flowering trees in bloom coloring the sky and adding reds and yellows to the usual blue.
• Uncommon perspective: The image offers a unique and uncommon view of the Colosseum, taken from the ground level and from the side, as if looking face to face at the iconic structure.
• Puzzle-solving strategy: The image likely forms around the amphitheatre, with the flowers of the trees on the bottom serving as a helpful starting point for sorting and piece placement.
• The Flavian Amphitheatre: Also known as "The Colosseum," it is a giant amphitheatre built in Rome under Emperor Vespasian between 70 and 72 CE and dedicated in 80 CE by Titus.
• Historical location: Situated just east of the Palatine Hill on the grounds of Nero's Golden House, the amphitheatre replaced a private lake to create a public facility.
• Unique architectural design: Unlike earlier amphitheatres dug into hillsides, this one is freestanding, using a complex system of barrel vaults for support.
• Captivating puzzle image: The puzzle features a spring sunrise from the west, with flowering trees in bloom coloring the sky and adding reds and yellows to the usual blue.
• Uncommon perspective: The image offers a unique and uncommon view of the Colosseum, taken from the ground level and from the side, as if looking face to face at the iconic structure.
• Puzzle-solving strategy: The image likely forms around the amphitheatre, with the flowers of the trees on the bottom serving as a helpful starting point for sorting and piece placement.
Product Description
More commonly known simply as "The Colosseum", The Flavian Amphitheatre is a giant amphitheatre built in Rome under the Flavian emperor Vespasian between 70 and 72 CE and finally dedicated in 8- CE by Titus. It is located just east of the Palatine Hill on the grounds of what was Nero's Golden House. At one time, there was a lake that was the centerpiece of the palace but Vespasian wanted to replace the emperor's private lake with a public facility so the lake was drained and the amphitheatre was placed in that spot. Most of the earlier amphitheatres were all dug into hillsides for additional support, this one is freestanding using a complex system of barrel vaults. This image is take from the west showing the sunrise in the east during the spring when the flowering trees are in bloom. This helps color the sky and breakup the usual blue adding reds and yellows.
More commonly known simply as "The Colosseum", The Flavian Amphitheatre is a giant amphitheatre built in Rome under the Flavian emperor Vespasian between 70 and 72 CE and finally dedicated in 8- CE by Titus. It is located just east of the Palatine Hill on the grounds of what was Nero's Golden House. At one time, there was a lake that was the centerpiece of the palace but Vespasian wanted to replace the emperor's private lake with a public facility so the lake was drained and the amphitheatre was placed in that spot. Most of the earlier amphitheatres were all dug into hillsides for additional support, this one is freestanding using a complex system of barrel vaults. This image is take from the west showing the sunrise in the east during the spring when the flowering trees are in bloom. This helps color the sky and breakup the usual blue adding reds and yellows.
FInished size is 19.3" x 14.2".
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