- Standort
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Herzog Anton Ulrich-Museum, Braunschweig
- Inventarnummer
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FVivares AB 2.40
- Maße
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Höhe: 392 mm (Platte)
Breite: 547 mm
Höhe: 466 mm (Blatt)
Breite: 614 mm
- Material/Technik
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Radierung
- Inschrift/Beschriftung
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Inschrift: Busiri del: T: Smith pin: [Zeichner]; [Maler]; F. Vivares sculp: [Stecher]; A View of the Amphitheatre at Rome; as it now appears. It was begun by Vespasian, and finish´d by his Son Titus an Dom: 65; it is above 600 feet in length, 500 in breadth, & 200 in height; cost ten Millions of Crowns, and Held which ease 87000 Spectators. 2 Publish´d 1769 by J. Boydell Engraver in Cheapside N°. 90, J. Bowles in Cornhill N°.13 & H. Parker N°. 82 in Cornhill, London.
- Verwandtes Objekt und Literatur
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beschrieben in: Nagler Künstlerlexikon 1835-1852, S. XX.442.49
- Klassifikation
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Druckgraphik (Gattung)
- Bezug (was)
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Baum
Frau
Landschaft
Mann
Skulptur
Tempel
Bach
Pflanzen
- Bezug (wo)
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Rom, Colosseum / Kolosseum / Coliseo / Amphitheatrum Flavium / Amphitheatrum Novum
- Ereignis
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Herstellung
- (wer)
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Vivarès, François (Stecher)
Parker, Henry (Verleger)
Boydell, John (Verleger)
Bowles, John (Verleger)
Busiri, Giovanni Battista (Zeichner)
Smith, Thomas (Maler)
Smith, Thomas (Inventor)
- (wann)
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1769
- Letzte Aktualisierung
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11.04.2025, 13:33 MESZ
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Objekttyp
- Druckgraphik
Beteiligte
- Vivarès, François (Stecher)
- Parker, Henry (Verleger)
- Boydell, John (Verleger)
- Bowles, John (Verleger)
- Busiri, Giovanni Battista (Zeichner)
- Smith, Thomas (Maler)
- Smith, Thomas (Inventor)
Entstanden
- 1769
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