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Folio 62 recto (Ashby 105): Three cornices and a pedestal
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Reference number
SM volume 115/105
Purpose
Folio 62 recto (Ashby 105): Three cornices and a pedestal
Inscribed
[Drawing] 81 [early seventeenth-century hand]
[Mount] 105 [x2]
Medium and dimensions
[Drawing] (Drawing media as below) On laid paper (233x167mm), staining all over, rounded corners at right, inlaid (window on verso of mount)
[Mount] Frame lines, in pen and dark brown ink, 10mm apart
Watermark
[Drawing] Anchor in circle topped with six-pointed star (variant 1; cut at left) [Mount] None
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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Contents of Folio 62 recto (Ashby 105): Three cornices and a pedestal
- Drawing 1 (top left): Immured entablature inside the Arch of Constantine
- Drawing 2 (top right): Pedestal once in Palazzo Della Valle
- Drawing 3 (bottom left): Cornice seen near the present-day Largo di Torre Argentina
- Drawing 4 (bottom right): Cornice once in the House of the Ciampolini