Decurso ad Capita et quinque Turmarum in Amphitheatro stationes dispositæ. Dies prima Additional title: Courses de testes et dispositions des cinq quadrilles dans l'Amphiteatre, première journée Addit
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Decurso ad Capita et quinque Turmarum in Amphitheatro stationes dispositæ. Dies prima Additional title: Courses de testes et dispositions des cinq quadrilles dans l'Amphiteatre, première journée Addit, François Chauveau (1670), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Decurso ad Capita et quinque Turmarum in Amphitheatro stationes dispositæ. Dies prima Additional title: Courses de testes et dispositions des cinq quadrilles dans l'Amphiteatre, première journée Addit, François Chauveau (1670), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comDecurso ad Capita et quinque Turmarum in Amphitheatro stationes dispositæ. Dies prima Additional title: Courses de testes et dispositions des cinq quadrilles dans l'Amphiteatre, première journée Addit, François Chauveau (1670), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-65344902">artnap.com</a>
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An engraved bird's-eye view shows a large oval arena enclosed by a wooden barrier, filled with mounted riders in formation and crowded tiers of spectators. A long palace facade with a central dome closes the scene, and an ornate cartouche at the bottom carries the title and a numbered key. The print is credited to François Chauveau and dated 1670.
