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Print

1713 (published)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This engraving by Francesco Aquila is from the volume Raccolta di Vasi (Collection of Vases), published in Rome in 1713. This image shows a vase decorated with lamb and satyr heads, with a Tuscan landscape in the background.


Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Engraving on paper
Brief description
Print illustrating a vase, engraving by Francesco Aquila from the Raccolta di Vasi, published in Rome by Domenico de' Rossi, 1713
Physical description
Print showing a vase decorated with satyr heads and flower decoration, with a Tuscan landscape in the background
Dimensions
  • Height: 25.4cm
  • Width: 16.3cm
Gallery label
The full text of the label is as follows: "PRINTS: FOUR VASES Italian, 1713 Engravings by Francesco Aquila, from the Raccolta di Vasi, published in Rome by Domenico de Rossi Shown here are the Medici and Borghese vases (see case). They were the most famous antique marble vases between 1650 and 1850 and were much copied, often as companions. The Borghese vase, now in the Louvre, is a first century AD work, probably made in Athens. E.1527.A.193,194,210,219-1885."
Object history
Shown here are the Medici and Borghese vases (see case ). They were the most famous antique marble vases between 1650 and 1850 and were much copied, often as companions. The Borghese vase, now in the Louvre, is a first century AD work, probably made in Athens. (from label text for E.1527.A.193, 194, 210, 219-1885)
Production
From the Raccolta di Vasi
Subject depicted
Summary
This engraving by Francesco Aquila is from the volume Raccolta di Vasi (Collection of Vases), published in Rome in 1713. This image shows a vase decorated with lamb and satyr heads, with a Tuscan landscape in the background.
Collection
Accession number
E.1527A/210-1885

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Record createdJuly 12, 2005
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