I mosaici della villa romana di S. Anna a Spello. Appunti per una ipotesi interpretativa
Excavations outside the Spello Walls from 2005 to 2009 have brought to light a periurban villa datable between the 2nd and the 3rd century. The villa was probably located on the main road that crossed the city. The rooms with mosaic decoration are located around a partially preserved peristyle. Allegories of the seasons according to the iconography developing in the Trajan age are depicted in the main room (triclinium). Between one season and the other, there are four large spaces containing naked male figures.