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Plan of the City of Rome. Part 12 with the Southwestern Border of the City
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Plan of the City of Rome. Part 12 with the Southwestern Border of the City
Plan of the City of Rome. Part 12 with the Southwestern Border of the City and a Large Cartouche with Signature by Tempesta. 1645. Symbols for the boroughs of Rome are identified: Ripa; Trastevere; Trevi; Campitello; Parione; Pignia; Campo di Marzo; Sant Angelo and Borgo
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Antonio Antonio Tempesta Cartouche Environs Giovanni Domenico De Giovanni Domenico De Rossi Outskirts Plan Rome Lazio Italy Rossi Rossi Giovanni Domenico De Spear Symbol Tempesta Tempesta Antonio Armour Baroque Era
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This print captures the intricate "Plan of the City of Rome. Part 12 with the Southwestern Border of the City" created by Antonio Tempesta in 1645. The detailed engraving showcases a map of Rome, highlighting its various boroughs such as Ripa, Trastevere, Trevi, Campitello, Parione, Pignia, Campo di Marzo, Sant Angelo and Borgo. In this baroque era artwork, Tempesta's skillful etching brings to life the city's outskirts and surrounding farmlands. A large cartouche with his signature adds an artistic touch to this historical piece. Sitting amidst this grand depiction is a lone figure holding a spear symbolizing war and warfare. The photograph provides us with a glimpse into Italy's rich heritage as it portrays one person immersed in the vastness of Rome's metropolitan area. The use of black and white enhances the sense of timelessness associated with this 17th-century masterpiece. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met), this print serves as a valuable resource for those interested in studying or appreciating Italian history and culture. It offers viewers an opportunity to explore not only the physical layout but also conceptualize how society functioned during that period. Antonio Tempesta's work continues to be celebrated for its attention to detail and contribution to cartography. This image invites us on a journey through time while reminding us of Rome's enduring significance as both a
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