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Raccolta di prospettive serie, rustiche, et di paesaggio ...Bologna, 1810

1821
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Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Title: Raccolta di prospettive serie, rustiche, et di paesaggio ...Bologna, 1810
  • Artist: Antonio Basoli (Italian, Castel Guelfo di Bologna 1774–1843 Bologna)
  • Draftsman: Drawn by Francesco Cocchi (Italian, 1788–1865)
  • Etcher: Etched by students of Francesco Rosaspina (Italian, Montescudo 1762–1841 Bologna)
  • Printmaker: Aquatints by Francesco Basoli (Italian, active in Bologna early 19th century)
  • Printmaker: Aquatints by Luigi Basoli (Italian, active Bologna early 19th century)
  • Published in: Bologna
  • Date: 1821
  • Medium: Engraved title page and portrait, etched plates, aquatint plates.
  • Classification: Books
  • Credit Line: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1936
  • Object Number: 36.61
  • Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints

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