Légende
Triumphal procession with chariots carrying the spoils of war, Vel ingenio alicuius excogitatam operae precium duxi hic subijcere scriptorum, Amplissimi ornatißimiq triumphi, uti. L. PAVLVS DE rege Macedonum Perse capto, P. Africanus Aemilianus de Carthage: nensibus excisis. C N. Pompeius Magnus ex oriente, Julius Augus: tus, Vespasianus, Roman triumphs, print, album page, Series number, 3, 11, Procession of chariots with war booty pulled by horses. Title in Latin in bottom margin. Print is part of an album., number: '103', inscription: 'lib. 1. fol. 8 ..., lib. 2. fol. 8.', printmaker: Onofrio Panvinio, Italy, after drawing by Jan Snellinck (I), Antwerp, after design by Maarten van Heemskerck, publisher: Govert van Schayck, Rome, 1618, paper, engraving, gravure, height 155 mm x width 354 mm, This print is part of a series of 11 prints (title print) depicting Roman triumphs. This series has been published in six editions (1 Gerard de Jode, 1577-85, 2 Cornelis de Jode, 1596, 3 Govert van Schayck, 4 Giacomo Lauro, 5 Giovanni Giacomo de' Rossi and heirs, 1664-1735, 6 Calcografia Camera Apostolica, after 1738)., carrying off the spoils of war, ceremonial procession, parade, pageant, installation of a ruler, A wide horizontal engraving shows a procession of decorated wagons drawn by teams of horses and guided by human figures. The wagons are filled with a jumble of objects including helmets, shields, architectural fragments, statues or sculpted heads, and other assorted shapes. The horses appear in motion with harnesses and bridles, and several men stand or walk beside the wagons holding reins, staffs, or small branches, one man raising an arm. Some figures wear draped garments while others appear partially nude. The wagon wheels have decorative spokes, and small
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B30_243
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Droits gérés
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58.5Mo (7.2Mo) / 57.1cm x 25.7cm / 6743 x 3032 (300dpi)