Giovanni Battista Cipriani (1766–1839) - View of Castel Sant'Angelo and the Ponte Sant'Angelo in Rome, Cipriani – Etching (1810)





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Giovanni Battista Cipriani’s 1810 etching, “Vue du Château St. Ange à Rome”, depicts Castel Sant’Angelo and the Ponte Sant’Angelo in Rome.
Description from the seller
"Vue du Château St. Ange à Rome" is an etching by Giovanni Battista Cipriani, inscribed as drawn from life in 1810. It shows the round mass of Castel Sant'Angelo, the tomb of Hadrian topped by the Archangel Michael, with the Ponte Sant'Angelo over the Tiber and figures, boatmen and horses on the riverbank.
Castel Sant'Angelo, built as the mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian and later a papal fortress, was one of the monuments every traveller to Rome drew or bought in prints.
Giovanni Battista Cipriani (1766-1839) was an Italian architect, draughtsman and etcher in Rome, known for his series of views of the monuments of Rome and of the towns and ruins of central and southern Italy.
Artist or Maker: Giovanni Battista Cipriani
Dimensions: Approximately 31 cm x 45 cm (12.2 in x 17.7 in)
Medium: Etching
Date: 1810
SKU: CIPRIANI-INV
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Seller's Story
"Vue du Château St. Ange à Rome" is an etching by Giovanni Battista Cipriani, inscribed as drawn from life in 1810. It shows the round mass of Castel Sant'Angelo, the tomb of Hadrian topped by the Archangel Michael, with the Ponte Sant'Angelo over the Tiber and figures, boatmen and horses on the riverbank.
Castel Sant'Angelo, built as the mausoleum of Emperor Hadrian and later a papal fortress, was one of the monuments every traveller to Rome drew or bought in prints.
Giovanni Battista Cipriani (1766-1839) was an Italian architect, draughtsman and etcher in Rome, known for his series of views of the monuments of Rome and of the towns and ruins of central and southern Italy.
Artist or Maker: Giovanni Battista Cipriani
Dimensions: Approximately 31 cm x 45 cm (12.2 in x 17.7 in)
Medium: Etching
Date: 1810
SKU: CIPRIANI-INV
____
Shipping & Combined Purchases:
We are happy to combine multiple purchases into one shipment, helping you save on shipping costs. Please contact us before making payment so that we can calculate and adjust the shipping cost accordingly.
All items are professionally packed and shipped from France by Mail Boxes Etc. (MBE) on behalf of Dahlströms Rare Prints OÜ, Estonia.
Every shipment is fully insured and sent exclusively via UPS or FedEx, with tracking provided after dispatch.
We handle every shipment with the utmost care, ensuring that our antique prints, maps and rare books arrive safely and in the condition described.

