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SEPTIZONIUM SEVERI - 1705
From : Roma Aeterna, Petri Schenkii ; sive ipsius Aedificiorum Romanorum integrorum collapsorumque conspectus duplex
A rare series of plates published by Pieter Schenk in 1705 showing places of modern and ancient Rome.
Hollstein XXV, 1497-1596. - Nagler XVII, 157, 177. - Graesse VI, 299 - Le Blanc 19 -; Wurzbach 313
With the tekst line in Dutch and Latin.
With the publishers address and the privilge.
Published in Amsterdam in 1705.
On laid paper with nice large margins.
Unknown engraver, Schenck, Pieter (1660-1713) after Duperac, Etienne (1535-1604)
58th plate of 100 portraying Rome's palaces and ruins and even reconstruction of ancient buildings in Rome. The second state of these etchings were collected in the publication by Peter Schenck:'Roma aeterna, sive ipsius aedificiorum Romanorum, integrorium collapsorumque, conspectus duplex. ' In the 'Aedificiorum Index':'58. Sepulcrum, Septizonium Severi', view on the ruins of the so called Septizonium, a building constructed by will of emperor Septimius Severus, completely dismanteled by 1600. For this representation the source might have been a plate from Lafreri's 'Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae' (1574). Inscribed on the bottom in Latin and Dutch:'SEPTIZONIUM SEVERI... / P. Schenck exc: Amstelod: cum Privil:'.
Additional Information
| SKU | SC58 |
|---|---|
| Picture Size | 36,80 x 19,80 cm |
| Specification | |
| technic | Etching |
| Artist | Pieter Schenk |
| period | 17th century |
| School | Dutch |
| subject | Landscape |
| rating | *** |
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