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| Maker(s): | Piranesi, Giovanni Battista | | Culture: | Italian (1720-1778)
| | Title: | Colonna Antonina [The Column of Marcus Aurelius] from the series Vedute di Roma [Views of Rome]
| | Date Made: | 1758 plate; 1871 or after, print
| | Type: | Print
| | Materials: | Etching, black ink on ivory wove paper
| | Place Made: | Europe; Italy; Rome
| | Measurements: | mat: 39 3/4 in x 31 in; 100.965 cm x 78.74 cm; sheet: 35 1/8 in x 24 3/4 in; 89.2175 cm x 62.865 cm; plate: 21 3/4 in x 15 7/8 in; 55.245 cm x 40.3225 cm; image: 2 1/16 in x 15 9/16 in; 5.23875 cm x 39.52875 cm
| | Narrative Inscription: | trademark: recto, lwr. r. (blind stamp): REGIA CALCOGRAFIA / DI ROMA [crown in center] ; inscription: recto, lwr. ctr. (printed, within plate): COLONNA ANTONINA ; inscription: recto, lwr. r. (printed, within plate): PRESSO L’AUTORE A STRADA FELICE NEL PALAZZO TOMATI VICINO ALLA TRINITA DE’MONTI ; inscription: recto, lwr. l. (printed, within plate): 4 ; inscription: recto, lwr. r. (printed, within plate): 32 ; inscription: recto, lwr. r. (printed, within plate): PIRANESI FECIT ; inscription: recto, upp. r. (printed, within image): 716 ; inscription: recto, upp. r. (printed, within image): 32
| | Accession Number: | MH 1972.75.1.P.RII
| | Credit Line: | Source and method of acquisition unknown.
| | Museum Collection: | Mount Holyoke College Art Museum
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Description: A column stands in the center of a busy square with buildings behind and to the left.
Tags: architecture; columns; buildings; people; carriages; civic centers; international Subjects: Architecture; Buildings; Columns; Etching; Human beings Link to share this object record: https://museums.fivecolleges.edu/detail.php?t=objects&type=ext&id_number=MH+1972.75.1.P.RII |
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