Augusto (Emperor Augustus) statue engraving after Dolcibene c1784.

by Visconti, Ennio Quirini

Antique Print of statue of Augusto, Roman Emperor Augustus.  Gia nel Palazzo Verospi (Found at the Palazzo Verospi).

Fine original mezzotint and line engraving by Giovanni Folo (1764-1836) after the drawing by Vincenzo Dolcibene (1746-1820), for Il Museo Pio Clementino published in Rome circa 1784 by the conservator of the Capitoline Museum in the Vatican, Italian archaeologist Ennio Quirini Visconti (1751-1818), to illustrate Renaissance works and other fine antiquities on exhibit at the Museum of Sculpture established in 1771 by Pope Clement XIV (169-1774). Ennio worked as assistant to his Father Giovannit Battista Antonio Visconti (1722-1784), who was prefect of antiquities in Rome from 1768. Ennio completed this important work after his father's death.

External page measurement is   cm. Plate mark to 48 x 31cm. This antique print of a superb classical study is in fine condition except for a few small soiling marks.