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Giovanni Battista Piranesi
The Baths of Trajan (erroneously called Baths of Titus), from Vedute di Roma (H. 127)
etching, 1776, first state (of four), from a Roman Edition, watermark Coat of Arms with Bend and Initials FM (Robison wmk. 61), with margins, the usual central vertical fold, a vertical crease at the lower left edge, a few other soft creases, a pen and ink number at the upper right corner, otherwise generally in good condition, P. 487 x 700mm.; and The Temple of Sibyl, Tivoli: The Broken Side of the Colonnade (H. 62 i/iii) (2)
The Baths of Trajan (erroneously called Baths of Titus), from Vedute di Roma (H. 127)
etching, 1776, first state (of four), from a Roman Edition, watermark Coat of Arms with Bend and Initials FM (Robison wmk. 61), with margins, the usual central vertical fold, a vertical crease at the lower left edge, a few other soft creases, a pen and ink number at the upper right corner, otherwise generally in good condition, P. 487 x 700mm.; and The Temple of Sibyl, Tivoli: The Broken Side of the Colonnade (H. 62 i/iii) (2)