Folio 12 recto (Ashby 20): Santa Costanza and adjoining coemeterium

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Italian Renaissance Drawings
- Codex Coner: Architecture and Antiquarianism in early sixteenth-century Rome, c.1513-15 with seventeenth-century additions (100 folios)

Reference number

SM volume 115/20

Purpose

Folio 12 recto (Ashby 20): Santa Costanza and adjoining coemeterium

Inscribed

[Drawing] 13 [early seventeenth-century hand]
[Mount] 20 [x2]

Medium and dimensions

[Drawing] (Drawing media as below); on laid paper (166x232mm), sheet rotated through 90 degrees with respect to original foliation, rounded corners at top; inlaid (window on verso of mount)
[Mount] Frame lines, in pen and dark brown ink, 10mm apart

Watermark

[Drawing] None [Mount] Fleur-de-lys in circle surmounted with crown (variant 2)

Level

Group

Digitisation of the Codex Coner has been made possible through the generosity of the Census of Antique Works of Art and Architecture Known in the Renaissance, Berlin.

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