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Folio 68 recto (Ashby 116): Ten imposts and cornices, and a capital
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Reference number
SM volume 115/116
Purpose
Folio 68 recto (Ashby 116): Ten imposts and cornices, and a capital
Inscribed
[Drawing] 87 (early seventeenth-century hand)
Medium and dimensions
[Drawing] (Drawing media as below) On laid paper (233x164mm), trimmed (rounded corners formerly at right), slight damage at bottom edge, inlaid (window on verso of mount)
[Verso] Blank
[Mount] Frame lines, in pen and dark brown ink, 10mm apart
[Verso of mount] Window (223x155mm)
Watermark
[Drawing] None [Mount] Crown topped with six-pointed star (variant 1; cut at bottom of window)
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 68 recto (Ashby 116): Ten imposts and cornices, and a capital
- Drawing 1 (top left): Impost from the ground storey of the Cortile del Belvedere’s lowest terrace
- Drawing 2 (top centre): Impost from the Tegurio in St Peter’s
- Drawing 3 (top right): Cornice seen near the Arch of Titus
- Drawing 4 (second row, left): Cornice from Santa Maria in Domnica (or della Navicella)
- Drawing 5 (second row, centre): Impost or cornice designed by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger
- Drawing 6 (second row right): Cornice once in the Lateran Baptistery
- Drawing 7 (third row right): Top cornice from the Arch of Constantine
- Drawing 8 (bottom left): Unidentified impost or cornice
- Drawing 9 (bottom centre-left): Doric capital designed by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger
- Drawing 10 (bottom centre-right): Impost from the Theatre of Marcellus’s lower storey
- Drawing 11 (bottom right): Cornice from the Septizodium