Les Curiosités de l'une e de l'autre Rome
Reference: | S46169.1 |
Author | Nicolas de Bralion |
Year: | 1655 |
Zone: | Rome |
Printed: | Paris |
Measures: | 110 x 160 mm |
Reference: | S46169.1 |
Author | Nicolas de Bralion |
Year: | 1655 |
Zone: | Rome |
Printed: | Paris |
Measures: | 110 x 160 mm |
Description
Allegory of Rome, depicted in the background. In the foreground is the figure of Minerva; above is the Virgin protecting the city.
Title page of the rare French guide Les curiositez de l'une et de l'autre Rome, ou: Traité des plus augustes temples et autres principaux lieux saints de Rome chrestienne by Nicolas de Bralion, printed in Paris in 1655.
Nicolas de Bralion (1600–1672) was a French oratorian and ecclesiastical writer who was influential on bringing various Italian ideas into France. De Bralion joined the Paris Oratory in 1619 and published a number of historical and religious books.
Etching, very good condition.
Nicolas de Bralion (1600-1672)
Nicolas de Bralion (1600–1672) was a French oratorian and ecclesiastical writer who was influential on bringing various Italian ideas into France. De Bralion joined the Paris Oratory in 1619 and published a number of historical and religious books.
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Nicolas de Bralion (1600-1672)
Nicolas de Bralion (1600–1672) was a French oratorian and ecclesiastical writer who was influential on bringing various Italian ideas into France. De Bralion joined the Paris Oratory in 1619 and published a number of historical and religious books.
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