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View of the Flavian Amphitheatre, called the Colosseum, with the Arch of Constantine visible on the right
Title: View of the Flavian Amphitheatre, called the Colosseum, with the Arch of Constantine visible on the right
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Antichità Romane de' Tempi della Repubblica e de' primi Imperatori
Antichità Romane de' Tempi della Repubblica e de' primi Imperatori
Includes the following plates in this order:
Title Plate (Wilton-Ely 103)
pl. 2 Dedication to Giovanni Bottari (W-E 104)
pl. 3 Transcription of various ancient Latin inscripti...
Interior of the Amphitheatre Flavius called the Colosseum
Interior of the Amphitheatre Flavius called the Colosseum
On the lower left: “Domenico Amici”; on the middle: “drew from the true”; on the right: “and engraved in 1836.” Lower at the center: “Interior of the Flavian Amphitheatre called th...
A View through Three Arches of the Third Storey of the Colosseum
A View through Three Arches of the Third Storey of the Colosseum
During his time in Rome 1813-16 Eckersberg painted many scenes showing the city’s ancient ruins, particularly the Colosseum. He chose several sections from the building’s interior;...
Image frieze over Queen Victoria’s of England coronation procession 1838-06-28, published by Fore 's Sporting & Fine Print Repository, London.
Image frieze over Queen Victoria’s of England coronation procession 1838-06-28, published by Fore 's Sporting & Fine Print Repository, London.
Image frieze on the short ends with glued joints attached sheets paper, l: 185 mm, h: 10.3 mm. Attached to a pearl cardboard sleeve with glued brown pink (?) fabric with pressed fr...