Arch of Septimius Severus in the Velabrum, Rome - Amici Etching 1833
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Original 1833 print of the arch of Septimius Severus in the Velabrum, the so-called Arch of the Money-Changers, beside San Giorgio in Velabro. Drawn from life and engraved by the Roman Domenico Amici, hand-colored and with the title lettered at the foot.
Original 1833 print of the arch of Septimius Severus in the Velabrum, the so-called Arch of the Money-Changers, beside San Giorgio in Velabro. Drawn from life and engraved by the Roman Domenico Amici, hand-colored and with the title lettered at the foot.
Amici drew and engraved from life an extensive series of views of Rome and its surroundings, printed in the city by Giovanni Raffaelli and gathered into an album about 1847. They were among the most widely circulated Roman vedute among travellers of the middle of the 19th century.
Medium: Etching, hand-colored.
Artist / after: Domenico Amici (Rome, 1808), disegnò dal vero.
Engraver: Domenico Amici.
Date: 1833 (e incise nel 1833 at the foot).
Source: Series of vedute of Rome by D. Amici, printed in Rome by G. Raffaelli.
Dimensions: Plate mark 8.9 x 11.4 in (22.5 x 29 cm).
Condition: Good; wide, clean margins.
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Original 1833 print of the arch of Septimius Severus in the Velabrum, the so-called Arch of the Money-Changers, beside San Giorgio in Velabro. Drawn from life and engraved by the Roman Domenico Amici, hand-colored and with the title lettered at the foot.