Rare Etching Aquatint Arch Of Septimius Severus Temple Of Concord Rome
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Rare Etching Aquatint Arch Of Septimius Severus Temple Of Concord Rome. Fascinating original copper engraving from the mid-19th century (circa 1830-1850), depicting an animated view of the Roman Forum. The work highlights theTriumphal Arch of Septimius Severus and, on the left, the Vestibule of the Temple of Concord (identified today as the columns of the Temple of Saturn). The scene is enriched by characters in period clothing (wayfarers and commoners), a typical taste of Roman views intended for travelers on the Grand Tour. The print stands out for its remarkable precision of line and a skilful use of chiaroscuro which gives three-dimensionality to the architecture. This engraving is not just a piece of art, but a historical testimony of what the heart of Rome looked like before the great modern archaeological excavations. Perfect for furnishing professional. Rare Incision Etching Arc of Septimius Severus Temple Of Concorde Test Rome The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Rare etching - Arch of Septimius Severus and Temple of Concordia - Rome Description of the Work Fascinating original copper engraving from the mid-19th century (circa 1830-1850), depicting an animated view of the Roman Forum. The work highlights theTriumphal Arch of Septimius Severus and, on the left, the Vestibule of the Temple of Concord (identified today as the columns of the Temple of Saturn). The scene is enriched by characters in period clothing (wayfarers and commoners), a typical taste of Roman views intended for travelers on the Grand Tour. The print stands out for its remarkable precision of line and a skilful use of chiaroscuro which gives three-dimensionality to the architecture. Technical Details Title: View of the Triumphal Arch of Septimius Severus, and the Vestibule of the Temple of Concordia (in Italian and French). Artist (Designer): Simone Pomardi (Simone Pomardi dis. ) – famous painter and traveler known for his Roman and Greek views. Engraver: Francesco Morel (Franc.s Morel inc. ). Technique: Copper engraving / Etching. Era: Mid 19th century. Sheet Size: 27.5 x 35 cm approximately (ideal format for framing). State of Conservation The work is in good original condition . It presents the signs of aging that attest to its authenticity: Scattered foxing, visible above all on the white margins and partly on the back, as shown in the photo. Margins intact with the imprint of the plate clearly visible. No invasive restorations or significant tears. Vintage heavy paper. Why buy it? This engraving is not just a piece of art, but a historical testimony of what the heart of Rome looked like before the great modern archaeological excavations. Perfect for furnishing professional offices, bookshops or for enriching a collection of ancient Roman prints. Payment: Safe methods managed by eBay. Note: The photographs are an integral part of the description. Please examine them carefully to evaluate the condition of the item. Fascinating original copper engraving from the mid-19th century (circa 1830-1850), depicting an animated view of the Roman Forum. The work highlights theTriumphal Arch of Septimius Severus and, on the left, the Vestibule of the Temple of Concord (identified today as the columns of the Temple of Saturn). The scene is enriched by characters in period clothing (wayfarers and commoners), a typical taste of Roman views intended for travelers on the Grand Tour. The print stands out for its remarkable precision of line and a skilful use of chiaroscuro which gives three-dimensionality to the architecture. This engraving is not just a piece of art, but a historical testimony of what the heart of Rome looked like before the great modern archaeological excavations. Perfect for furnishing professional
