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Interior of the Flavian Amphitheatre. Luigi Canina

Interior of the Flavian Amphitheatre. Luigi Canina

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The artwork

Reproduction from the edition of the topography of ancient Rome, of ancient architecture described and illustrated with plans and views of monuments, by Luigi Canina, the Italian architect and archaeologist, who sought to keep it constantly updated with works reflecting both the latest archaeological discoveries of the 19th century and theories on the restoration and depiction of ancient monuments. The views are uncoloured and decorated with ornaments and figures. Luigi Canina, architect and archaeologist, was born in Casale Monferrato on 23 October 1795 and died in Florence on 17 October 1856. He studied in Turin under Ferdinando Bonsignore.

How the reproductions are made

Trizio Editore's craftsmen produce a reproduction of this subject using a unique process. In fact, the image is printed several times as a test until the correct combination of colour tones is found. Finally, a professional 12-colour inkjet printer produces a perfect copy, which is checked again by hand and left to dry in protected environments. The craftsmen use a natural fixative to preserve the brilliance and sharpness of the image and package the product entirely by hand. Appreciated and used today by true connoisseurs of quality, fine papers, very fine photographic papers and painter's canvases have an ancient tradition. A symbol of Made in Italy recognised throughout the world, these exquisite prints present priceless subjects brought back to life in a new light. Once the print has been made, it moves on to drying, which, in protected environments and at precise temperature and humidity, helps the colours stay vivid and full-bodied. The subsequent fixing keeps the colours exactly as they were when first printed, for ever. The fixative comes into direct contact with the surface and creates a genuine physical barrier between the colours and dust or the elements. Choosing the frames and the brilliant glass is then a delicate and precise design step. Each colour has its own peculiarity. Using natural elements, we have special frames of incredible brilliance and lightness. The frames are, of course, matched to the subject. To help us choose art experts and master painters carry out tests and tell us which choice to make. All reproductions are selected and overseen by our Italian craftsmen.
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