Pervetusti Campi Martii Monimentum (1704)
Pervetusti Campi Martii Monimentum (1704)
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The work
"Pervetusti Campi Martii Monimentum" is an excellent engraving by François Halma, published in 1704. This detailed map of the Campus Martius, an important archaeological area once the most populous in Rome, is appreciated for its accuracy and artistic quality. Halma in fact manages to combine topographical precision with artistic elegance.
The work illustrates the ancient layout of the Campus Martius, highlighting numerous monuments, temples and forums, including the Pantheon, which still exists today and is among the most reproduced buildings in Rome. The engraving is enriched with decorative elements, such as an angelic scribe and a fallen Roman monument, which add an artistic touch to the historical representation .
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WHY BUY
- Magnificent and real colors
- It makes any room elegant
- Perfect for a prestigious gift
A framed photographic ULTRAHD print gives a visual impact worthy of an art gallery. The beveled passe-partout around the image is made of real museum cardboard: a framed photo is a decorative element for connoisseurs.
Your photo is immediately ready to hang. Printed with razor-sharp resolution and brilliant colours.
The special charm of a framed photo print is also in its elegant handmade frame. Each print is protected with crystal clear acrylic glass.
Product Specifications :
Printed photo (260 g/m²) with a bright white gloss finish
White passe-partout cut with a 45° bevel
Measurement : 80 x 60 cm
Material : Acrylic glass and wooden frame