Fragment of a relief frieze depicting three Erotes bearing opulent garlands of fruit on a plastically offset ground line. An egg-and-dart moulding at the top of the picture field. Reverse smooth; two oval holes for attachment, profiled rim below. Mould-made. Some surface losses. Campana reliefs are special type of terracotta relief that was used to decorate buildings. They are named after the collection of Marchese Giampietro Campana (1808-1880). These painted terracotta panels decorated temples as well as public (theatres, thermal baths) and private buildings (especially columbaria). The largest and most important workshops were located in Rome and the surrounding area.