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American Academy in Rome 2026
In Few Words:
The American Academy in Rome
April–May 2026
Rex Hausmann
Visiting Artist & Scholar
Artist
The Hausmann Millworks: A Creative Community
Rex Hausmann went to Rome as a Visiting Artist & Scholar at the American Academy in Rome, Spring 2026.
Seen in Rome
(and mostly drawn in person)
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Caesar
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Arch of Titus
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Arch of Constantine
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The statue of Marcus Aurelius (the most important horse sculpture)
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Capitoline Venus
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The Curia (where the Senate met)
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Baths of Caracalla
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The Colosseum
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Trajan’s Column ("Our Sea") — expanded the empire to the farthest extent it reached
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The Roman Peace
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Bernini
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The Circus Maximus
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Palazzo Farnese
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The Palatine Hill
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The sculpture of Caesar (in the National Sculpture Museum)
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The Pantheon
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The Catacombs — just couldn’t make it
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The Appian Way — too far out
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Aqueduct Park — very beautiful
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The statue of Constantine — the one on the chair
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St. John’s in Lateran
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The House of Cecilia (St. Cecilia)
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Santa Maria in Trastevere
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The Spanish Steps
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The Jewish Quarter
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The Vatican
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The Dome of Michelangelo
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The Vatican Museums — Laocoön and His Sons****
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The School of Athens — JUST WAY, WAY TOO PACKED. But saw books at the American Academy in Rome.
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Piazza Navona (Bernini) — Fountain of the Four Rivers
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Bernini’s Ecstasy of Saint Teresa — too packed
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Campo de’ Fiori (“center of the flowers”)
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Borghese Gardens & Gallery/Mansion
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Bernini’s David (Borghese Gallery)
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Piazza Garibaldi
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Emperor Trajan’s Aqueduct
This has been amazing.
https://voyagesanantonio.com/interview/daily-inspiration-meet-rex-hausmann/