Description
16th Engraving of Roma Seated on a Throne, afterAntiquarum Statuarum Urbis Romae
An antique engraving depicting Roma, the personificationof Rome, seated in a monumental sculptural pose and holding a staff or scepter.The pedestal includes martial ornament and a figure symbolizing conqueredDacia, reflecting the imperial triumphal imagery described in the Latincaption. This print is part of a 79-print series published by Andrea Vaccari in1584 about ancient sculptures in Rome.
The impression is in fair condition. The margins weretrimmed off. The paper has age-related toning, foxing, and handling wear. Asmall burn hole is visible at the left of the image, and an ink stain is at thelower right. Several pinholes are visible on the image. The lower left cornerhas a damage and was replaced with a piece of backing paper. Please reviewphotographs carefully for exact condition and details.
Details: Medium: Engraving on laid paper, with a partial circular watermark Subject: Roma, seated allegorical figure Inscription: Romae colocius celebris cui Dacia capta subest / Romae inhortis Caerijs Size: 8.75 × 5.25 in. Framing: Unframed Condition: Fair. Margin trimmed; Toning, foxing, handling marks; Small burn holeon left; Ink stain on lower right; Several pinholes; Damage at the lower leftcorner; unframed.
Disclaimer: I have conducted thorough research to ensure the accuracy and authenticity ofthis work to the best of my ability. However, it is sold as is, with noguarantees or warranties regarding its provenance or historical attribution.
