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Identifier: antiquitiesofher00baia (find matches)
Title: The antiquities of Herculaneum
Year: 1773 (1770s)
Authors: Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764 Martyn, Thomas, 1735-1825 Lettice, John, 1737-1832 Bannerman, Alexander, fl. 1730-1780 Lamborn, Peter Spendelowe, 1722-1774 Grignion, Charles, 1721-1810 Leacroft, S. (Samuel), -1795 Accademia ercolanese di archeologia (Naples, Italy)
Subjects: Art, Roman
Publisher: London : Printed for S. Leacroft ...
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1 (») kind, whichvve may ob-amenters (3),Dver the wallition and co-ible to fketch ous fituations in gufti aetate, quiicus, ac topiariat indeed paintingis Pliny himfelf•orticos, arboursd the like. Vi-ibove, fpeaks ofviews of archi-lght them more■ibus i. e. vernis,funt ab av.tiquisbus inftitucrunt,>cationes, deinde varias diflribu-umnarumque et)cis, uti exedris, ambuhitionibus And then henebantur, nunclvcntor of this fque manner of in the room of)ccaufe the fame:afte. It feemshat Pliny meant, out
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PLATE XXXIX. M IN this, (2) and other pictures of the fame kind, whichreprefent imaginary pieces of archite&ure, we may ob-ferve once for all, that the painters, or rather ornamenters (3),intended, perhaps, no more by them, than to cover the wallwith fomething that was pleating in its compofition and co-louring (4) ; without giving themfelves the trouble to fketch £1) Catalogue, n. 66. (2) This, and the others which follow, were found in various fituations indigging at Refina. (3) Vitruvius, lib. vii. c. 5. calls thefe ornaments, expolitiones. (4) Pliny, xxxv. 4. fays : Non fraudando et Ludio divi AugufH aetate, qui<c primus inftituit amoeniffimam parietum pi&uram, villas, et porticus, ac topiaria opera, &c. Ludius then in the reign of Augujlus introduced, not indeed paintingupon walls, for that was very ancient, both in Greece and Italy, as Pliny himfelfobfervesin the fame place; but however the tafte of rcpreienting porticos, arboursof clipped trees, and other orname

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Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764; Martyn, Thomas, 1735-1825; Lettice, John, 1737-1832; Bannerman, Alexander, fl. 1730-1780; Lamborn, Peter Spendelowe, 1722-1774; Grignion, Charles, 1721-1810; Leacroft, S. (Samuel), -1795;

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