Marble tomb found in 1765 on the Via Labicana together with two vases and a lamp

The marble tomb discovered in 1765 on the Via Labicana exemplifies neoclassical Neoclassicism with its elegant proportions and refined craftsmanship. The tomb is notable for its intricate carvings and the presence of two accompanying vases and a lamp, suggesting the importance of funerary design in commemorating the deceased. The classical motifs and balanced composition reflect a renewed appreciation for ancient Roman art and culture, characteristic of neoclassical aesthetics. This find provides valuable insight into the period's artistic sensibilities and the decorative arts associated with burial practices.