Decurso ad Annulum Turmarumque in Amphitheatro stationes dispositæ. Dies altera Additional title: Courses de bague et disposition des quadrilles dans l'Amphiteatre, seconde journée Additional title: C
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Decurso ad Annulum Turmarumque in Amphitheatro stationes dispositæ. Dies altera Additional title: Courses de bague et disposition des quadrilles dans l'Amphiteatre, seconde journée Additional title: C, François Chauveau (1670), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
Decurso ad Annulum Turmarumque in Amphitheatro stationes dispositæ. Dies altera Additional title: Courses de bague et disposition des quadrilles dans l'Amphiteatre, seconde journée Additional title: C, François Chauveau (1670), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.comDecurso ad Annulum Turmarumque in Amphitheatro stationes dispositæ. Dies altera Additional title: Courses de bague et disposition des quadrilles dans l'Amphiteatre, seconde journée Additional title: C, François Chauveau (1670), Wikimedia Commons. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-65344906">artnap.com</a>
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This engraved print shows a large horse-riding spectacle in a walled courtyard, with mounted riders arranged in formations and spectators filling tiered stands along the front. A grand palace facade with a dome and long arcaded wings encloses the scene. The print is attributed to François Chauveau and dated 1670, and its Latin title describes the ring-riding courses and the placement of the troops in the amphitheatre on the second day.
