At the Minerva at Rome by Placido Columbani (1801)

Engraved plate of an ornate classical vase held up by two putti, with garlands and cherub heads, labeled Plate XII.

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This engraved plate, labeled Plate XII, shows an ornate classical vase supported by two putti who hold up its bowl, with garlands and cherub heads decorating the form. The urn-like base rests on a plain rectangular plinth, and the design is rendered in fine parallel hatching. The print is titled At the Minerva at Rome, attributed to Placido Columbani and dated 1801.

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1801

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Mythology