ECL-Bn.5:12-2013
Parts
Object number
ECL-Bn.5:12-2013
Object type
Identification
Title
Painting: View of a Temple and other buildings
Title Type
assigned by cataloguer
Other number
Ashby ETON II No.12
Description
Content (description)
View of a temple and other buildings. On the left in the foreground is a bridge leading to a rectangular temple on the right, with two statues in front of it: on the left is a rectangular extension of it. By the bridge sits a fisherman: two figures stand on the near side of it, and two on the far side: in the left background is a round temple with a disk on the top of the dome and six Ionic columns on the facade, with a cypress on each side of it, and a female statue to the right in front of it.
Content (object)
mural/wall painting
Content (note)
Dimensions
height (actual size): 259mm
width (actual size): 365mm
width (actual size): 365mm
Dimension note
Ashby gives the dimensions as 251 x 145
The actual drawing on the page measures 165mm x 270mm
The actual drawing on the page measures 165mm x 270mm
Inscription
Un paeso del Palazzo di Tito written in ink on the back of the drawing
Franc.co Bartoli F. written in ink on the front of the drawing
Franc.co Bartoli F. written in ink on the front of the drawing
Inscription description
R. T. IV written in pencil on the back of the drawing
Materials & techniques note
watercolour on paper
Production
Person
Bartoli, Francesco, 1675? - 1730? (Artist)
Date
c.1710-1730
History and association
Previous ownership
References
• Ashby (p. 16 see Ashby for detailed references. Ashby suggests 'see Bn 5. 48, 69,70,72 for similar paintings which come from the same place')
• Eng (Capp. 284. 17)
• Michaelis (Holk. i. 60 )
• Coleraine (viii. 61)
• Bartoli (App. 15)
• Turnbull (35 From the Thermae Constantini, still preserved in Palazzo Rospigliosi.)
• d'Agincourt (Hist. de l'Art V. Pl. iv 6 (Matz-Duhn, Ant. Bildw. i. p. 241))
• Eng (Capp. 284. 17)
• Michaelis (Holk. i. 60 )
• Coleraine (viii. 61)
• Bartoli (App. 15)
• Turnbull (35 From the Thermae Constantini, still preserved in Palazzo Rospigliosi.)
• d'Agincourt (Hist. de l'Art V. Pl. iv 6 (Matz-Duhn, Ant. Bildw. i. p. 241))