Templum Dianae Romae

Bulino, 1614 circa, in basso: "P. S. Inventa TEMPLUM DIANAE ROMAE Hh Sculp 'Numerato in bassoa destra: '59', e in alto C.XC. Veduta delle rovine del Tempio di Diana a Roma. Con due figure sedute in primo piano. Le linee tratteggiate in prospettiva collegano gli edifici con il primo piano e l'orizzonte. Pubblicata nell’opera di Samuel Marolois 'Perspective contenant la theorie, practique et instruction fondamentale d'icelle “a partire dalla prima edizione del 1614.Esemplare impresso su carta vergata coeva, ampi margini, in ottime condizioni. Engraving, 1614 circa, lettered below:'P. S. Invent TEMPLUM DIANAE ROMAE Hh Sculp' Numbered below on the right:'59', and at the top C.XC. View of the ruins of the Temple of Diana at Rome. With two seated figures in the foreground. Perspective dotted lines connect the buildings with the foreground and the horizon. Read: linea horizontalis (left center) and: base (bottom center). In circle. At the top: C.XC. Print from a series of six with representations of Roman ruins.Published in Samuel Marolois in 'Perspective contenant la theorie, practique et instruction fondamentale d'icelle', first edition in 1614, and for the following editions. Printed on contemporary laid paper, wide margins, in very good condition. Cfr. New Hollstein Dutch 45; Hollstein Dutch 57,