Julius Caesar. Line engraving by A. Sadeler, 16--, after Titian.

  • Titian, approximately 1488-1576.
Date:
[between 1600 and 1699?]
Reference:
730647i
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About this work

Description

Half-length portrait, directed towards front, holding staff in his right hand, facing towards the left

Publication/Creation

[Venice?] : Marcus Sadeler excud, [between 1600 and 1699?]

Physical description

1 print : line engraving ; sheet 35 x 24.3 cm

Contributors

Lettering

C. Iulius Caesar. I. Omine discincti metuendus Caesar amictus, Et mediu(m) zona non religante latus: Feralis scelere et vitiatae in nocte parentis, Maternum visus commaculasse torum. Tantorum impleuit praesagia dira malorum, Et certam somnum iussit habere fidem. Legibus hic Urbem dedit, ordinibusque solutam Iunctus et infandis cui fuit ille modis. Aegidius Sadeler S.C.M. sculp. Titianus inventor. Marcus Sadeler excud. Lettering in four elegiac couplets below the portrait

References note

Frances Coulter, 'Drawing Titian's "Caesars": a rediscovered album by Bernardino Campi', The Burlington magazine, July 2019, 161: 562-571

Reference

Wellcome Collection 730647i

Notes

One print in a set of twelve pairs of prints of Roman emperors and empresses

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Where to find it

  • Julius Caesar and Pompeia

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