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Reference: | s29202 |
Author | Johann Christian Jacob FRIEDRICK |
Year: | 1780 ca. |
Zone: | Piazza del Popolo |
Printed: | Augsburg |
Measures: | 312 x 212 mm |
Reference: | s29202 |
Author | Johann Christian Jacob FRIEDRICK |
Year: | 1780 ca. |
Zone: | Piazza del Popolo |
Printed: | Augsburg |
Measures: | 312 x 212 mm |
Veduta tratta dal “Briefe über Rom" di Christian Traugott Weinlig, edito tra il 1781 ed il 1787, illustrato da lavori di J. Friederick ispirati alle vedute di Roma di Piranesi. Le opere sono fedeli riduzione della serie "Vedute di Roma" come lo stesso autori dichiara, firmandosi "J.C. J. Friederick F. secundum Piranesi".
Acquaforte, in ottimo stato di conservazione. Non comune.
Jacob (Johann Christian Jacob) Friedrich (13.October.1746 Friedricchstadt near Dresden - ibidem 3. June 1813) was a flower- and landscape painter. He was also famous for his copper etchings. Here we are interested in the latter, because Friedrich has etched a series of Roman architecture after Giovanni Battista in a quart format. The all-comprehensive artists lexicon “Thieme/Becker" gives only 15 etchings of such etchings, illustrating Saxonian architect Christian Traugott Weinlig's “Briefe über Rom" (Letters about Rome) which were written between 1767 and 1769, but not published until 1781 to 1787.
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Jacob (Johann Christian Jacob) Friedrich (13.October.1746 Friedricchstadt near Dresden - ibidem 3. June 1813) was a flower- and landscape painter. He was also famous for his copper etchings. Here we are interested in the latter, because Friedrich has etched a series of Roman architecture after Giovanni Battista in a quart format. The all-comprehensive artists lexicon “Thieme/Becker" gives only 15 etchings of such etchings, illustrating Saxonian architect Christian Traugott Weinlig's “Briefe über Rom" (Letters about Rome) which were written between 1767 and 1769, but not published until 1781 to 1787.
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