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110 - Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Another Interior View of Maecenas’ Villa in Tivoli. 1767 [I/3, 1st edition, Paris]. Etching. 425x605 mm. Sheet: 508x747 mm. Focillon, 770. Hind, 84. Signed within the title cartouche in the lower right corner. From the Views of Rome, a series of 135 plates that Piranesi began working on in 1748 and continued to expand with new plates throughout his life. Excellent proof in the first state, prior to the appearance of the numbering, on thick laid paper with a watermark of a “large coat of arms with a rampant lion (the Odescalchi coat of arms)” and the inscription “BRACCIANO” (Robison, 59 and 64). (1) Sheet intact with original margins; some foxing spots. Trace of a vertical fold in the center. Small detachment repaired on the reverse with the original fragment. At the lower edge, an open printing fold over a short stretch and a minor tear, both repaired on the reverse.
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Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Another Interior View of Maecenas’ Villa in Tivoli. 1767 [I/3, 1st edition, Paris]. Etching. 425x605 mm. Sheet: 508x747 mm. Focillon, 770. Hind, 84. Signed within the title cartouche in the lower right corner. From the Views of Rome, a series of 135 plates that Piranesi began working on in 1748 and continued to expand with new plates throughout his life. Excellent proof in the first state, prior to the appearance of the numbering, on thick laid paper with a watermark of a “large coat of arms with a rampant lion (the Odescalchi coat of arms)” and the inscription “BRACCIANO” (Robison, 59 and 64). (1) Sheet intact with original margins; some foxing spots. Trace of a vertical fold in the center. Small detachment repaired on the reverse with the original fragment. At the lower edge, an open printing fold over a short stretch and a minor tear, both repaired on the reverse.
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