49th plate of 100 portraying Rome's palaces and ruins and even reconstruction of ancient buildings in Rome. The second state of these etchings were collected in the publication by Peter Schenck:'Roma aeterna, sive ipsius aedificiorum Romanorum, integrorium collapsorumque, conspectus duplex. ' In the 'Aedificiorum Index':'49. Sepulcrum Curtii', view on the ruins of the Lacus Curtius, in one of the Roma fora. Inscribed on the bottom in Latin and Dutch:'MONUMENTUM CURTII. / P Schenck exc: Amstelod: cum Privil:' l Etching on paper with margins; platemark: 167 x 198 mm; total: 192 x 254 mm; state I/2; small stain in the sky; Hollstein 1497-1596; Nagler 177; Le Blanc 19; Wurzbach 313.

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MONUMENTUM CURTII. Views of Rome [Set title]

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Goltzius Antiquarian booksellers specialise in books, engravings and manuscripts regarding Dutch history, literature, genealogy, heraldry, theology and topography. Our collection is mainly in the Dutch language. We also offer old master prints. We are internetbased en have more than 20.000 articles in stock. New stock will be added on a regular basis.

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Goltzius en De Hooghe BV
rapenburg 83, Leiden, 2311GK, Netherlands

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