Légende
Sepolcro antico in via Nevia della torre de Schiavi, Antique tomb on the Via Nevia, called the Torre de' Schiavi, Italian landscapes with monuments, Mahlerisch-radirte Prospecte von Italien, print, printmaker: Johann Christian Reinhart, Rome, after design by Johann Christian Reinhart, publisher: Johann Friedrich Frauenholz, Nuremberg, 1792, Johann Christian Reinhart, Johann Friedrich Frauenholz, printmaker, publisher, Bavaria, paper, etching, height 159 mm x width 210 mm, Belonging to a series of 72 'Mahlerisch-radirte Prospecte von Italien', for which the artist made 24 prints. Albert Christoph Dies (1755-1822) and Jacob Wilhelm Mechau (1745-1808) also produced 24 plates, commissioned by Jean Fréderic Frauenholz. From 1792 onwards, three sets of two prints per artist were published at a time. The last set was published in 1798, after which complete bound sets were published until 1875 (Nuremberg: JL Lotzbeck). See: Schmid, FC, AC Dies, JW Mechau und JC Reinhart 'Mahlerische radirte Prospecte von Italien', Berlin: sn, 1991., landscape with ruins, Villa Gordiani, An engraved scene shows a large ruined stone structure with a rounded dome and crumbling walls, sections of masonry and archways exposed and two circular openings in the dome face. Vegetation grows atop parts of the ruin and rocky debris surrounds its base, with large irregular boulders in the foreground. A figure stands beside a pack animal near the rocks, and another smaller figure is seated on the ground near the left edge. The sky is filled with horizontal lined shading and scattered clouds, and a distant low mountain range appears on the horizon beyond the ruin.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B26_257
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
55.9Mo (8.6Mo) / 43.2cm x 32.4cm / 5098 x 3831 (300dpi)