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Ecclesiae militantis trivmphi, sive, Deo amabilium martyrvm gloriosa pro Christi fide certamina : prout opera RR Patrum Societatis Iesv Collegij Germanici et Hungarici moderator impensa S.D.N. Gregorii PP XIII in ecclesia S. Stephani Rotundi Romae Nicolai Circiniani pictoris manu uisuntur depicta, ad exictandam pior deuotionem by Cavalieri, Giovanni Battista, approximately 1525-1601. is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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First edition, first state of a volume of plates engraved 1583 by Giovanni Battista de Cavalieri after frescoes of Niccolò Circignano (called Pomarancio) in the church of Santo Stefano Rotondo in Rome. Pomarancio was a noted Roman painter who executed many frescoes and altarpieces in the Roman mannerist style of the late 16th century, distinguished by rhythmic spacing in frescoes and realism of textures and details. Cavalieri's plates, depicting early martyrs, were executed in his typical style, in which he first etched the image and then finished it with the burin
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- Author
- Cavalieri, Giovanni Battista, approximately 1525-1601.
- Publisher
- [Ex officina Bartholmæi Grassi], Anno Dni M.D. LXXXIII [1583]
- Language
- LA
- Category
- nonfiction
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