Temple of the Nymphs, Lliria - Original Laborde Engraving - Valencia 1810
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Original 1810 engraving of the Roman nymphaeum at Lliria, near Valencia, the temple dedicated to the nymphs beside the spring of San Vicente that supplied the Baths of Mura. Title at the foot in Spanish, French and English: Ninfea de Lyria. From Laborde's Voyage pittoresque.
Original 1810 engraving of the Roman nymphaeum at Lliria, near Valencia, the temple dedicated to the nymphs beside the spring of San Vicente that supplied the Baths of Mura. Title at the foot in Spanish, French and English: Ninfea de Lyria. From Laborde's Voyage pittoresque.
Medium: Etching and engraving.
Artist / after: Ligier (Liger), per the caption.
Engraver: Etched by Geisler, engraved by François Jacques Dequevauviller (Paris, 1783 - c. 1848).
Date: 1810.
Source: Alexandre de Laborde, Voyage pittoresque et historique de l'Espagne (Paris, 1806-1820).
Dimensions: Plate mark 8.7 x 15.0 in (22 x 38 cm).
Condition: Good overall, with light foxing spots in the margins. Presented in a mat.
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Original 1810 engraving of the Roman nymphaeum at Lliria, near Valencia, the temple dedicated to the nymphs beside the spring of San Vicente that supplied the Baths of Mura. Title at the foot in Spanish, French and English: Ninfea de Lyria. From Laborde's Voyage pittoresque.