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113 - Giovanni Battista Piranesi, A Burial Chamber Conceived and Designed in Accordance with Custom and the Ancient Splendor of the Roman Emperors. ca. 1770 [2nd edition, 6th issue]. Etching, engraving, and drypoint. 398x278 mm. Sheet: 524x364 mm. Focillon, 18. Robison, 20. Signed on the plate in the lower left corner. From *Prima parte di architetture e prospettive inventate ed incise da Gio. Batta Piranesi architetto veneziano dedicate al sig. Nicola Giobbe*, a work consisting of a title page and 12 plates, first published in Rome by the Pagliarini brothers in 1743 and again in *Opere varie* by Bouchard in 1750 with two additional plates and a changed title. Excellent impression in the fourth state of five from the second edition, fourth issue, up to the first impressions of the fifth state, from the early 1770s to ca. 1835. Layered paper with “Serafini / Fabriano” watermark (Robison, 57). (1) Sheet intact with wide margins as originally printed. Trace of a horizontal fold in the center.
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Giovanni Battista Piranesi, A Burial Chamber Conceived and Designed in Accordance with Custom and the Ancient Splendor of the Roman Emperors. ca. 1770 [2nd edition, 6th issue]. Etching, engraving, and drypoint. 398x278 mm. Sheet: 524x364 mm. Focillon, 18. Robison, 20. Signed on the plate in the lower left corner. From *Prima parte di architetture e prospettive inventate ed incise da Gio. Batta Piranesi architetto veneziano dedicate al sig. Nicola Giobbe*, a work consisting of a title page and 12 plates, first published in Rome by the Pagliarini brothers in 1743 and again in *Opere varie* by Bouchard in 1750 with two additional plates and a changed title. Excellent impression in the fourth state of five from the second edition, fourth issue, up to the first impressions of the fifth state, from the early 1770s to ca. 1835. Layered paper with “Serafini / Fabriano” watermark (Robison, 57). (1) Sheet intact with wide margins as originally printed. Trace of a horizontal fold in the center.
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