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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista View of the ruins of two Triclinia which belonged to the Golden House of Nero. Rome Giovanni Battista Piranesi 1759 Etching, 41,1 x 55,7 cm, laid paper, signed "G. B. Piranesi Archit. incise", address, Italian text (flattened vert. fold, some marg. foxing and holes, few sm. tears on edges). Actually the Temple of Venus and Roma. Unrecorded state. Price erased as in 4th state, but before number as described in 4th state. Ref. Hind 53.50.IV (of VI). - Wilton-Ely 149.

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PIRANESI, Giovanni Battista View of the ruins of two Triclinia which belonged to the Golden House of Nero. Rome Giovanni Battista Piranesi 1759 Etching, 41,1 x 55,7 cm, laid paper, signed "G. B. Piranesi Archit. incise", address, Italian text (flattened vert. fold, some marg. foxing and holes, few sm. tears on edges). Actually the Temple of Venus and Roma. Unrecorded state. Price erased as in 4th state, but before number as described in 4th state. Ref. Hind 53.50.IV (of VI). - Wilton-Ely 149.

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