Early Giovanni Battista Piranesi the Colosseum Veduti Di Roma Wall Decor Antique

Height 27.5 Inches and Width of 32 Inches  and 1.5 Inch thick Early Giovanni Battista Piranesi the Colosseum Veduti Di
Roma Wall Decor Antique. Large 18th Century Etching / Engraving Of The Ruins Of
Rome An Early Print Of Castle Saint Angelo By Giovanni Piranesi (1720-1778) Circa.1756
Collection Privée :  Eléonore Vincent
Banet  (Paris)

Framed with Carved Giltwood frame. This beautiful pair of
wall mount Art on top of a console will add instant elegance . In a modern
interior design or an old world charm traditional , decorative object for
interior decoration design , A perfect gift during the holiday season , or
special house warming present .

It will be a great addition to your special collection in a
library as part of the bibelot . in a bathroom , library , entryway , living
room , bedroom . We have more Prints by Giovanni Battista Piranesi to create a
gallery wall in a simple way and bring style and personality to any room that fits
with Modern Art .

this Rare Piranesi print is an 18th Century etching in a
beautiful Frame with date CA.1756.

Giovanni started what is known as Veduti Di Roma around 1747
and from the thick laid paper and this would fall in the first 2 decades of him
etching the views of Rome. Reinforced with Bainbridge board, ensuring the
preservation of the print. Even After his passing in 1778, they had other
editions from the plates up till the year 1810.

Etching on thick laid paper Hind’s first state with margins.
On the market you will always find the re-editions (Decorative beautiful but
Cheaper). Antiques Dealer Prints Etchings Paintings Old Masters Gallery West
Hollywood Melrose Ave. La Cienega Blvd. Veduta Del Mausoleo D’Elio Adriano (Ora
Chiamato Castello S. Angelo)

Castel Sant’Angelo  Castle of the Holy Angel, is a towering
rotunda (cylindrical building) in Parco Adriano, Rome, Italy. It was initially
commissioned by the Roman Emperor Hadrian as a mausoleum for himself and his
family. The popes later used the building as a fortress and castle, and it is
now a museum. The structure was once the tallest building in Rome.

Height 27.5 Inches and Width of 32 Inches  and 1.5 Inch thick