Italy - Lazio // Ardea / Lavinio; Wilhelm Friedrich Gmelin (Germania, 1760 – Roma, 1820) - L'Arrivo degli Ambasciatori alla Città dei Latini (Eneide, Libro VII) - 1801-1820

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Italy, Lazio, Ardea and Lavinio, L'Arrivo degli Ambasciatori alla Città dei Latini (Aeneid, Book VII), etching by Wilhelm Friedrich Gmelin (Germany, 1760–1820), uncoloured map, 205 x 295 mm, condition good.

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The scene accurately describes the historical and mythical landscape of the Roman coastline and the Pontine Marshes, at the pivotal moment of Book VII when Aeneas's messengers glimpse the settlement of King Latinus (placed by historians in the area between ancient Lavinium/Pratica di Mare and Ardea).

Condition: Excellent/Good. Time-worn traces along the edges of the sheet that do not detract from the beauty of the engraved portion.

The scene accurately describes the historical and mythical landscape of the Roman coastline and the Pontine Marshes, at the pivotal moment of Book VII when Aeneas's messengers glimpse the settlement of King Latinus (placed by historians in the area between ancient Lavinium/Pratica di Mare and Ardea).

Condition: Excellent/Good. Time-worn traces along the edges of the sheet that do not detract from the beauty of the engraved portion.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Country
Italy
Geographical specification
Lazio // Ardea / Lavinio
Map maker/publisher
Wilhelm Friedrich Gmelin (Germania, 1760 – Roma, 1820)
Map/book title
L'Arrivo degli Ambasciatori alla Città dei Latini (Eneide, Libro VII)
Period
1801-1820
Condition
Good
Technique
Etching
Additional Information
Virgil's Aeneid
Map colour
Uncoloured map
Height
205 mm
Width
295 mm
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