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View of the Baths of Caracalla, indicating with inscribed letter 'A' the places from which columns were reportedly taken by Pope Pius IV to be sent to the Grand Duke of Florence, plate 19 from "Ruins of the antiquity of Rome, Tivoli, Pozzuoli, and other places" (Vestigi della antichità di Roma, Tivo
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View of the Baths of Caracalla, indicating with inscribed letter 'A' the places from which columns were reportedly taken by Pope Pius IV to be sent to the Grand Duke of Florence, plate 19 from "Ruins of the antiquity of Rome, Tivoli, Pozzuoli, and other places" (Vestigi della antichità di Roma, Tivo

Aegidius Sadeler II · 1606 · Etching and engraving

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Credit lineView of the Baths of Caracalla, indicating with inscribed letter 'A' the places from which columns were reportedly taken by Pope Pius IV to be sent to the Grand Duke of Florence, plate 19 from "Ruins of the antiquity of Rome, Tivoli, Pozzuoli, and other places" (Vestigi della antichità di Roma, Tivoli, Pozzvolo et altri luochi). 1606. Aegidius Sadeler II. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Bequest of Phyllis Massar, 2011. CC0.
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