Palace of Constantine, Arles - Steel Engraving after E. Breton - 19th C
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Antique steel engraving of the remains of the palace of Constantine at Arles, known as the Palace of la Trouille: the Roman tower and the apse rise among the houses, with villagers on the paved street. Drawn by E. Breton and printed under the direction of the Lemaître workshop.
Antique steel engraving of the remains of the palace of Constantine at Arles, known as the Palace of la Trouille: the Roman tower and the apse rise among the houses, with villagers on the paved street. Drawn by E. Breton and printed under the direction of the Lemaître workshop.
Bilingual French-Spanish caption with the heading "Francia (M.º Romano) / France (M.t Romain)"; from the Panorama Universal, the Spanish edition of Firmin Didot's Univers pittoresque printed in Barcelona in the mid-19th century.
Medium: Steel engraving
Artist / after: E. Breton
Printer: Lemaître (direxit)
Source: Panorama Universal, Spanish edition
Dimensions: Sheet 7.5 x 5.2 in (19 x 13.2 cm)
Condition: Good condition, with light toning of the paper.
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Antique steel engraving of the remains of the palace of Constantine at Arles, known as the Palace of la Trouille: the Roman tower and the apse rise among the houses, with villagers on the paved street. Drawn by E. Breton and printed under the direction of the Lemaître workshop.