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Equestrian Statue of Constantine the Great, Francesco Faraone Aquila Italian, Etching
Equestrian Statue of Constantine the Great
Francesco Faraone Aquila
After Gian Lorenzo Bernini
1690–1740
Raccolta di vasi diversi. . .e di varie targhe
Francesco Faraone Aquila
Publisher Published by De Rossi
1713
Raccolta di Vasi Diversi Formati da Illutri artefici Antichi e di varie targhe soprapposte alle fabbriche piu insigni di Roma da celebri Architetti moderni...
Author Written by Lorenzo Filippo de Rossi
Publisher Published Rome by Domenico De Rossi
Francesco Faraone Aquila
1713
Catafalque built in Saint Peter's Basilica dedicated to Pope Clement XI; the structure at top and the architectural plan at bottom
Francesco Faraone Aquila
After Filippo Barigioni
Dedicatee Pope Clement XI
1721
Christ saving Saint Peter, at left summoning Peter to walk towards him across the waves, the fishing boat sinking in the background, after the altarpiece by Giovanni Lanfranco (1627-28) in Saint Peter's Basilica
Francesco Faraone Aquila
After Giovanni Lanfranco
Publisher Giovanni Giacomo De Rossi
1690
Plate 1: a female personification of Religion seated at left and Justice at right, from a series of prints after Raphael (Picturae Raphaelis Sanctij Urbinatis)
Francesco Faraone Aquila
After Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio or Santi)
Publisher Domenico de Rossi
1722

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