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Ragionamento

Biagi, Clemente, 1740-1803, Cavagna Sangiuliani di Gualdana, Antonio, conte, 1843-1913, former owner. IU · 1772 · In Roma : Per Arcangelo Casaletti · 7 pictures

An Italian antiquarian treatise by Clemente Biagi, printed in Rome by Arcangelo Casaletti in 1772, arguing about a Roman statue for scholars and collectors of antiquities. Engraved plates show the draped figure with radiate crown, orb and three-headed beast from several angles, with lettered detail keys, plus a woodcut headpiece of scrolling foliage and putti flanking a fountain.

Statues · Sculpture, Roman

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