Equitum, in Quirinali, aversa parte (1550)

Engraving of the rear of two colossal horse statues and their nude male tamers atop brick ruins, with two sketching figures b

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Equitum, in Quirinali, aversa parte, 1550, National Gallery of Art. Via artnap.com

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This 1550 print, published under Antonio Salamanca and listed as Italian 16th century, shows the rear view of the colossal marble horse-tamer statues on the Quirinal Hill in Rome, set among crumbling brick walls. Two figures in the foreground, one seated with a sketchbook and one standing and pointing, record the scene. A Latin inscription in the lower margin identifies the statues as the work of Praxiteles and Phidias.

Museum record: National Gallery of Art

Date

1550

Medium

engraving on laid paper

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National Gallery of Art

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CC0