G.L. Taylor and Edward Cresy, Temple of Jupiter Stator, Rome: the capital one quarter the actual size

Temple of Jupiter Stator, Rome: the capital one quarter the actual size, 1822

After G.L. Taylor (1788 - 1873) and After Edward Cresy (1792 - 1858)

RA Collection: Art

Title

Temple of Jupiter Stator, Rome: the capital one quarter the actual size

Drawn by

After G.L. Taylor (1788 - 1873) and After Edward Cresy (1792 - 1858)

Lithographed by

G.H. Jones (fl. ca. 1821 - 1822?)

Printed by

Charles Joseph Hullmandel (1789 - 1850)

Published by

Longman and Company (London)

From

E. Cresy and G.L. Taylor, The architectural antiquities of Rome, London 1821-22, vol.II (pl.XC)

Date

1822

Object type

Plate

Place of Publication

London

Medium

Chalk lithograph

Dimensions

415 mm x 343 mm

Collection

Royal Academy of Arts

Object number

05/530

This image is from a book

The Architectural Antiquities Of Rome; Measured And Delineated By G.L. Taylor And Edward Cresy, Architects, And Fellows Of The Society Of Antiquaries. Vol. I. (II.) - London:: 1821. (-1822.)

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Keywords

Column Shadow Sunlight Ornate Roman (Classical) leaf Curled Up Intricate Fragment Layered (Physical Description) Black And White

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