89 Giacomo Lauro (1561–1645) – Hand-coloured Engraving – Mons Ianicvius / The Janiculum, One of the Seven Hills of Rome (1612)

Published by Vitale Mascardi in Rome, 1612.

Giacomo Lauro (1561–1645) was an Italian engraver and antiquarian renowned for his depictions of ancient Rome. He is best known for his publication Antiquae Urbis Splendor, a richly illustrated work showcasing the monuments and grandeur of ancient Rome, accompanied by descriptive text. Lauro’s engravings combined historical accuracy with artistic imagination, reflecting the Renaissance fascination with classical antiquity. His work remains a valuable resource for understanding both ancient Roman architecture and the early modern perspective on antiquity.

Artist or Maker:

Giacomo Lauro

Dimensions:

30 cm x 21 cm

Medium:

Hand-coloured Engraving

Date:

1612

Condition Report:

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