Temple Church [Interior View].
THOMAS BOYDELL
Edité par J. Boydell, 1750 but later.
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Engraved print, 270 x 360 mm. Originally published in 1750, this is probably a later impression from c. 1790 when Boydell re-issued a number of earlier engravings in A Collection of Views in England and Wales; this numbered 42 in the plate. N° de réf. du vendeur 40563
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Titre : Temple Church [Interior View].
Éditeur : J. Boydell, 1750 but later.
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Veduta interna dell' antico Tempio di Bacco in oggi Chiesa di S. Urbano. [Interior view of the ancient Temple of Bacchus, now the church of S. Urbano, two miles from Rome.].
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Rome c., 1769
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Original etching from the "Vedute di Roma". (42 x 60 cm.; sheet 53 x 76 cm.). Good broad margins, original vertical centrefold indistinctly visible, overall excellent condition. Life-time Rome edition on thick laid paper, second state (of four). By 1747, Piranesi had begun the work for which he is best known, the Vedute di Roma (Views of Rome), and he continued to produce plates for the series until the year of his death in 1778. Piranesi's popular Vedute, which eclipsed earlier views of Roman landmarks through their dynamic compositions, bold lighting effects, and dramatic presentation, shaped European conceptions to such an extent that Goethe, who had come to know Rome through Piranesi's prints, was somewhat disappointed on his first encounter with the real thing (Metropolitan Museum of Art). Through this work, which was spread all over the Continent by means of the Grand Tour, Piranesi was not only to revolutionize the conventional form of the veduta but was to transform the European vision of classical antiquity (Wilton-Ely). (Hind, 81 ii/iv; Wilton-Ely, 214). N° de réf. du vendeur 62228
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