Charles-Louis Clérisseau, Plan of the Temple of Jupiter in the Diocletian palace, Split

Charles-Louis Clérisseau, Plan of the Temple of Jupiter in the Diocletian palace, Split, 1764.

Etching on laid paper. 480 mm x 315 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.

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Plan of the Temple of Jupiter in the Diocletian palace, Split, 1764

After Charles-Louis Clérisseau (1721 - 1820)

RA Collection: Art

Title
Plan of the Temple of Jupiter in the Diocletian palace, Split
Drawn by
After Charles-Louis Clérisseau (1721 - 1820)
Engraved by
Francis Patton (fl. 1745-1767)
Published by
Robert Adam (1728 - 1792)
Previous owner
Robert Adam (1728 - 1792)
Donor
Robert Adam (1728 - 1792)
Dedicatee
George III King of Great Britain (1738 - 1820)
From
Ruins Of The Palace Of The Emperor Diocletian At Spalatro In Dalmatia, printed for the author, (1764), pl. XXVI
Date
1764
Object type
Plate
Medium
Etching on laid paper
Dimensions

480 mm x 315 mm

Collection
Royal Academy of Arts
Object number
18/1741
This image is from a book

Ruins Of The Palace Of The Emperor Diocletian At Spalatro In Dalmatia By R. Adam F.R.S. F.S.A. Architect To The King And To The Queen - [London]: [1764]

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