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Naval engagement set inside a Roman arena, with the river Tiber and nymphs at lower left and right, 1577-85

Plate 31: view of the column of Trajan, shown with its pedestal dug out from the earth, surrounded by buildings at the base of the Quirinal Hill, Rome, from the series Ruins of the antiquity of Rome

Plate 37: view of the church of San Bartolomeo all Isola on Tiber Island, Rome, flanked by bridges, from the series Ruins of the antiquity of Rome, Tivoli, Pozzuoli

Plate 21: view from the west of ruins of the Aventine Hill, Rome, with boats on the river Tiber in the foreground, from the series Ruins of the antiquity of Rome, Tivoli, Pozzuoli

Plate 19: view of the Baths of Caracalla, indicating with inscribed letter A the places from which columns were reportedly taken by Pope Pius IV to be sent to the Grand Duke of Florence

Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae: Port of Rome, 1581. 1581
Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae: Port of Rome, 1581

Dissigno del torneameto fatto il lune di carnouale in Roma nel theatro vaticano, Collection of festival prints, 1530-1887, Du Perac, Etienne, d

Urbis Romae Sciographia ex Antiquus Monumentis Accuratiss. Delineata. Collection of maps of Rome, Du Perac, Etienne, d. 1604, Print, Large archeological plan of Rome in 8 sheets, 520 x 420 mm. each

Parte del monis palatino verso il foro romano, I vestigi dell antichita di Roma, Du Perac, Etienne, d. 1604, Engraving, 1575

I vestigi dell antichita di Roma Du Perac Etienne
I vestigi dell antichita di Roma, Du Perac, Etienne, d. 1604, Engraving, 1575, plate 39

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"Du Pérac: A Journey through Ancient Rome's Magnificent Sights" Step into the grandeur of ancient Rome with Du Pérac, as we embark on a visual voyage through the city's most iconic landmarks. In Plate 31, witness a captivating naval engagement set inside a Roman arena, where gladiators battle amidst the cheers of spectators. Look closely at the lower left corner and you'll spot nymphs frolicking by the majestic river Tiber. Plate 37 unveils the breathtaking view of San Bartolomeo all Isola on Tiber Island, an enchanting church that stands as a testament to Rome's rich history. Meanwhile, Plate 21 offers a glimpse from the west of ruins atop Aventine Hill, transporting us back in time to when this hill was bustling with life. Marvel at Plate 19 and discover the Baths of Caracalla in all their glory. Inscribed letter A guides your eyes to various points within these magnificent baths - imagine soaking in opulent pools or indulging in rejuvenating treatments. The Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae collection showcases Etienne Duperac's artistic genius. From his detailed plan of St. Peter's Basilica (1569) to an elevation showing its exquisite exterior, each piece captures the essence and architectural brilliance of this sacred place. As we explore further into Rome's wonders, feast your eyes upon Plate 29 - an awe-inspiring view of Saint Peter’s Basilica seen from afar against a backdrop dominated by Michelangelo’s dome. The grandeur continues with Plate 33 depicting an intricate longitudinal section revealing St. Peter’s interior beauty. But our journey doesn't end there. Turn your attention towards Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae once more for glimpses beyond Rome itself: Port of Rome (1581), showcasing its maritime importance; Plan of St. Peter’s (1569), offering insights into its layout.