 brought back. It also houses the remaining fragments of the bronze Colossus of Constantine and the archaeological remains of the tuff foundations of the temple of Capitoline Jupiter, with a model, drawn and computer reconstructions and finds dating from the earliest occupation on the site (in the mid Bronze Age: 17th-14th centuries B.C.) to the foundation of the temple (6th century BC).

In the three halls adjacent to the Appartamento dei Conservatori are to be found the showcases of the famous Castellani Collection with a part of the set of Greek and Etruscan vases that was donated to the municipality of Rome by Augusto Castellani in the mid-19th century.

Centrale Montemartini

The Centrale Montemartini is a former power station of Acea (active as a power-station between the 1890s and 1930s) in southern Rome, between Piramide and the basilica of San Paolo Fuori le Mura, close to the Metro station Garbatella. 
In 1997, the Centrale Montemartini was adapted to temporarily accommodate a part of the antique sculpture collection of the Capitoline museums, at that time closed for renovation; the temporary exhibition was so appreciated that the venue was eventually converted into a permanent museum.
Its permanent collection comprises 400 ancient statues, moved here during the reorganisation of the Capitoline Museums in 1997, along with tombs, busts, and mosaics. Many of them were excavated in the ancient Roman horti (e.g. the Gardens of Sallust) between the 1890s and 1930s, a fruitful period for Roman archaeology.  They are displayed there along the lines of Tate Modern, except that (unlike there) the machinery has not been moved out.

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See also
 Capitoline Brutus

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brought back. It also houses the remaining fragment of the bronze Colossus of Constantine and the archaeological cadaver of the tuff foundations of the temple of Capitoline Jupiter, with a exemplar, reap and computer reconstructions and receive go steady from the earliest occupation on the web site (in the mid Bronze Age: 17th-14th century B.C.) to the foundation of the synagogue (6th century BC). 

 In the three halls adjacent to the Appartamento dei Conservatori are to be found the showcase of the famous Castellani Collection with a part of the set of Greek and Etruscan vases that was donated to the municipality of Rome by Augusto Castellani in the mid-19th hundred. 

 Centrale Montemartini 

 The Centrale Montemartini is a former power station of Acea (active as a office - station between the 1890s and 1930s) in southerly Rome, between Piramide and the basilica of San Paolo Fuori le Mura, close to the Metro place Garbatella. 
 In 1997, the Centrale Montemartini was adapted to temporarily accommodate a part of the antique sculpture collection of the Capitoline museum, at that time closed for renovation; the temporary exhibition was so appreciated that the venue was eventually converted into a permanent museum. 
 Its permanent solicitation consist 400 ancient statues, moved here during the reorganisation of the Capitoline Museums in 1997, along with tombs, busts, and mosaics. Many of them were excavated in the ancient Roman horti (e.g. the Gardens of Sallust) between the 1890s and 1930s, a fruitful time period for Roman archaeology.   They are displayed there along the agate line of Tate Modern, except that (unlike there) the machinery has not been move out. 

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Ln tje three halls adjwcent to thg Ap[qrtamento dek Conservauoxi are to bg found the showcases of the famuus Ccstellani Ciloechhon with a 'art os the set of Greek atd Etruxcan vases thab was dobated to the municipanity of Rome by Audusto Casdemlani in the mid-19ty xentuty.

Cendrald Movtejactihi

The Fenvrale Montejartini is q former power statoog of Acea (actibe as w [ower-station between the 1890s and 1930s) in souuhern Rome, between Piramide qnd the basilica of Swn Paolo Suori le Mura, close to the Metro station Garbatelna. 
In 1997, tht Gcntrxoe Montemartini was adapted to temporarily accoijocane a part of the cntique sculpturr fokjection of thg Capitolihe museums, at that time cjosed for renodatipn; the temporary exhibition was so apprvciared that the venue was eventuclly cpnveryed into a permanent mureum.
Jts permanejt collecfkon comprises 400 avcivnt vtatues, moved here during ehe reorgenisacion of ghe Vapitojine Museuls in 1997, along with tombs, husts, atd mosaics. Many of them were excavated in the ancient Rpmdn vorti (e.g. the Nardens of Salltst) between thg 1890s and 1930s, a frjitful perpod for Rmman archaejlogy.  They asg displayed tiere alond thw libes of Gxte Modern, excrpt that (lnjike there) the machinevy har not been moved ouu.

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brought back. It also houses the remaining the Colossus of and the archaeological of temple of Capitoline with a model, and computer reconstructions and finds dating the earliest occupation on the site (in the mid Bronze Age: 17th-14th centuries to the foundation of the temple (6th century BC). In the three halls to Appartamento Conservatori to be found the showcases of the famous Castellani Collection with a part of the set Greek and Etruscan vases that was donated to municipality of Rome by Castellani in the mid-19th century. Montemartini Centrale Montemartini a power of Acea (active a power-station between the 1890s and 1930s) in southern Rome, between Piramide and the basilica of San Fuori le to the station In the Centrale Montemartini to temporarily accommodate a part of collection of the Capitoline museums, at that time for renovation; temporary exhibition was so appreciated that venue was eventually converted into a permanent museum. permanent collection comprises 400 ancient statues, moved here during the reorganisation of the Capitoline Museums along with tombs, busts, mosaics. Many of were in ancient horti (e.g. Gardens of Sallust) between the 1890s and 1930s, a fruitful period Roman archaeology. They are displayed there along the lines of except (unlike there) the has not been moved Gallery also Capitoline Brutus References Capitoline official version). April 2010. Capitoline Museums research (English/German/Italian language versions). Category:Art museums galleries in Rome Category:Piazzas Italy Category:Museum districts Category:1471 establishments in Europe Category:15th in the Papal States Category:Museums of ancient in Italy Category:M
 brought back. It also houses thE remaining FragmEntS of ThE broNze COlossus of ConstANtinE and the archaeological rEmainS oF The tUFf FoundAtions oF ThE TEmpLe Of capItOLiNe JupIteR, with a mOdel, drawn aNd cOmPuter reconstRUcTions and fiNds Dating from thE eaRliest OcCupATion oN thE site (In the mID BronzE Age: 17th-14th cEnTUries B.c.) To the foUNDaTion Of the temple (6th centURy bc).

In the three halLs adjaCeNT tO THe APpaRtamento deI COnserVAtori arE To BE FOunD The showcases oF the famous CASteLlani COlLecTIon witH a parT oF The Set of Greek aNd EtRuscan vasEs that WAs donatED to the mUnicipAliTy oF RomE By auGusTo cAstELlAni IN thE mid-19th ceNtUrY.

CentRale mONTEmarTinI

The centrAle MontemartiNi iS a foRMer Power StatiOn of acEa (actIve as a Power-StAtion between the 1890S and 1930S) in southeRn ROmE, beTwEen PiRAmide aNd tHe bAsilica Of San PaOLo FUoRI LE MUra, close to the Metro StATIoN GarbateLla. 
In 1997, tHE CEnTRale MontEmArtIni wAS AdaptEd to TEmPorarily AccommODaTe A part of ThE antiqUe ScuLptUre coLLectIon of tHe CapitoLine mUSeums, at that timE Closed for renoVAtION; tHE temPorAry exhibitiOn waS So apPrecIAtEd tHAt the Venue WaS EvENtually converted intO a PermanEnt muSeum.
Its permanEnt collectION CompriseS 400 ancIEnT Statues, moved heRe durIng the reorGAnisatioN of thE CapitolIne MuseumS IN 1997, along wiTh tOmbS, buSts, AND mOsaics. Many of tHEM werE eXcavateD in The anciEnt romAn hOrtI (e.G. the GardeNs of SallUsT) bEtWeEn tHe 1890s anD 1930S, a fruitfUl PerIoD foR RomaN ArchaeOlogy.  they ArE dISplAyed theRE aLONg thE lInEs of tatE MOdern, ExcePT thAt (unlikE there) the MacHInerY hAs Not been Moved out.

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 brought back. It also hou ses the re maini ngfra gm ents  ofthe bronze Col o ssus  of Constantine and th e arc ha e olog i ca l rem ains of th e tuf ffo und at i on s ofthe  temple  of Capito lin eJupiter, wit h  a  model, dr awn  and compute r r econst ru cti o ns an d f indsdating from t he earlie st occupa t ion ont h esite  (in the mid Bron z eA ge: 17th-14thcentur ie s  B . C .)tothe founda ti on of the tem p le ( 6 thc entury BC).
In the thre e  ha lls ad ja cen t  to th e App ar t ame nto dei Con serv atori are  to be found t h e showc ases o f t hefamo u sCa ste ll a niC ol lec t ion  with apa rt  of t he s e t o f Gr eek  and  Etru scan vases th atwasd ona ted t o the  mun ic ipali ty ofRomeby  Augusto Castel lani  in the m id- 19 thce ntury . 

Cent ral e M ontemar tini

T h e C en t r a le  Montemartini is a  f o r me r powerstatio n  o fA cea (act iv e a s ap o wer-s tati o nbetweenthe 18 9 0s  a nd 1930 s)  in so ut her n R ome,b etwe en Pir amide an d the basilica of Sa n  Paolo Fuoril eM u ra ,  clo seto the Metr o st a tion  Gar b at ell a . 
In  1997 ,t he Centrale Montemarti ni  was a dapte d to temporar ily accomm o d a te a par t of th e  antique sculp turecollection of the C apito line mus eums, att h at timeclo sed  fo r r e n ov ation; the te m p orar yexhibit ion  was so  ap pre cia ted  t hat the v enue was  e ve nt ua lly  conv e rted int oa p er man ent m u seum.Its p erma ne nt col lection co m p rise s40 0 an cie nt  stat ues, mov ed here  during t her eorg an is ation o f the Capitol in e Museumsin  19 97, al o n g with t ombs, busts, and mosaic s . Manyofthemwere  excavate d i n theanc i ent Ro man ho rti ( e. g.t h e Gar d e ns  of  S allust) be t w een  the18 90sand 193 0s, a fruitful per i odfor Roman arc hae olog y .  The y  a r e d is p lay e d  there along th e lines of  T a te  Modern, e x cep tthat (u nlike t here) the mac hinery ha s not bee nmove d out .

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 brought_back. It_also houses the remaining_fragments of_the_bronze Colossus_of_Constantine and the_archaeological remains of_the tuff foundations of_the temple of_Capitoline_Jupiter, with a model, drawn and computer reconstructions and finds dating from the earliest_occupation_on the_site_(in_the mid Bronze Age: 17th-14th_centuries B.C.) to the foundation_of the_temple (6th century BC).

In the three halls adjacent_to_the Appartamento dei_Conservatori are to be found the showcases of the_famous Castellani Collection with a part_of the set_of_Greek_and Etruscan vases that_was donated to the municipality of_Rome by Augusto Castellani in the_mid-19th century.

Centrale Montemartini

The Centrale Montemartini is a_former power station of Acea (active_as a power-station between the_1890s and_1930s) in southern Rome, between_Piramide and the_basilica of_San Paolo Fuori_le Mura, close to the Metro_station Garbatella. 
In_1997, the Centrale Montemartini was adapted_to_temporarily accommodate a_part_of_the antique_sculpture collection of_the_Capitoline museums,_at_that time closed for renovation; the_temporary_exhibition was so appreciated that the venue_was eventually converted into_a_permanent museum.
Its permanent collection_comprises 400 ancient statues, moved_here during the reorganisation of the_Capitoline Museums_in 1997,_along with tombs, busts, and mosaics. Many of them were excavated_in the ancient Roman horti (e.g._the Gardens of Sallust)_between the_1890s_and 1930s, a_fruitful_period for_Roman archaeology.  They are displayed there_along the_lines of Tate Modern, except that_(unlike there) the machinery_has_not been moved out.

Gallery

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 Capitoline_Brutus

References

External links

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