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Reference: s24116
Author Achille PARBONI
Year: 1816
Zone: Bari
Printed: Rome
Measures: 310 x 230 mm
€225.00

Reference: s24116
Author Achille PARBONI
Year: 1816
Zone: Bari
Printed: Rome
Measures: 310 x 230 mm
€225.00

Description

View taken from Quinti Horatii Flacci Satyrarum libri I Satyra V, a volume published in Rome by De Romanis in 1816.

Two editions were published in the same year: the first in 150 copies, the second in 200, edited by Duchess Elisabeth Devonshire, a very generous patron of artists, with images 'faithfully portrayed in their present state', depicting the main places on the Appian way between Rome and Brindisi. 90 copies of the first edition had been destroyed by the Duchess to increase its rarity.

 

Copperplate, in perfect condition.

Achille PARBONI (Attivo a Roma prima metà XIX sec.)

Achilles Parboni is the author of numerous views of Rome and etching of various places in Lazio, including Frascati, Cori, Bracciano. Around 1830 he producedwith the collaboration of his brother Peter, Cottafavi Gaetano and Pietro Ruga “Nuova raccolta delle principali vedute antiche e moderne dell'alma città di Roma e sue vicinanze”, a volume in folio, with 51 engravings, published in Rome by Giacomo Antonelli.

Achille PARBONI (Attivo a Roma prima metà XIX sec.)

Achilles Parboni is the author of numerous views of Rome and etching of various places in Lazio, including Frascati, Cori, Bracciano. Around 1830 he producedwith the collaboration of his brother Peter, Cottafavi Gaetano and Pietro Ruga “Nuova raccolta delle principali vedute antiche e moderne dell'alma città di Roma e sue vicinanze”, a volume in folio, with 51 engravings, published in Rome by Giacomo Antonelli.