Pietro Santi Bartoli

Thermae Agrippae (Hot Baths of Agrippa)

Pietro Santi Bartoli's original etching and egraving, "Thermae Agrippae" deals with the hot baths of Agrippa. Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa was both a high ranking statesman and general, he commanded the Roman fleet in the battle of Actium. This engraving is printed upon 17th century hand-made, laid paper and with full margins as published in Rome in 1699. It hails from a publication entitled "Romane magnitudinus Monumenta". " Thermae Agrippae" represents a prime, original example of the engraved art created by the Italian artist, Pietro Bartoli.

Original Etching and Engraving by Pietro Santi Bartoli 'Pietro Bartoli'.

Thermae Agrippae (Hot Baths of Agrippa)

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Title:	Thermae Agrippae (Hot Baths of Agrippa)
Artist:	Bartoli, Pietro Santi (Perugia, 1635 - Rome, 1700)
Date:	1699
Medium:	Original Etching and Engraving
Note:	Pietro Santi Bartoli 'Pietro Bartoli': A seventeenth century Italian etcher and engraver, Pietro Santi Bartoli first apprenticed as a painter under both Nicolas Poussin and Le Maire. Early in his career he abandoned painting in favour of engraving and, during the second half of the century, produced a large body of work, both in the form of series and individual prints. In the former category Pietro Bartoli created the engravings for such sets as "Admiranda Romanorum Antiquitatum" (81 plates), "Colonna Trajana" (128 plates), "Raphael's Bible" (42 plates) and "Sepolcur antichi Romani" (123 plates). He also was commissioned to create large engravings after such masters as Giulio Romano, Lanfranco, Pietro da Cortona, and the Carracci brothers.
	"Thermae Agrippae" (Hot Baths of Agrippa) hails from a 1699 publication entitled "Romane magnitudinus Monumenta". Altogether the series contained one hundred and thirty eight full page plates delineating the ancient monuments of Rome. This particular plate deals with the hot baths of Agrippa. Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa (63 B.C.-12 B.C.) was both a high ranking statesman and general. The son-in-law of Augustus, he commanded the Roman fleet in the battle of Actium. He also contributed in the building of three of Rome's principal aqueducts and the Pantheon.
Size:	7 X 9 1/8 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Buy Now	Price: $365.00 US
Condition:	Printed upon 17th century hand-made, laid paper and with full margins as published in Rome in 1699. A finely printed and in very good condition throughout. "Thermae Agrippae" (Hot Baths of Agrippa) represents a prime, original example of the engraved art of Pietro Santi Bartoli.
Subject:	Agrippa, Ancient Rome, Hot Baths, Pietro Santi Bartoli, Augustus, Actium, Pantheon, engraving.
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