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

Folio 68 recto (Ashby 116): Ten imposts and cornices, and a capital

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SM volume 115/116a

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

Drawing 1 (top left): Impost from the ground storey of the Cortile del Belvedere’s lowest terrace

Datable to c.1513/14

Bernardo della Volpaia

SM volume 115/116a

SM volume 115/116b

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

Drawing 2 (top centre): Impost from the Tegurio in St Peter’s

Datable to c.1513/14

Bernardo della Volpaia

SM volume 115/116b

SM volume 115/116c

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

Drawing 3 (top right): Cornice seen near the Arch of Titus

Datable to c.1513/14

Bernardo della Volpaia

SM volume 115/116c

SM volume 115/116d

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

Drawing 4 (second row, left): Cornice from Santa Maria in Domnica (or della Navicella)

Datable to c.1513/14

Bernardo della Volpaia

SM volume 115/116d

SM volume 115/116e

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

Drawing 5 (second row, centre): Impost or cornice designed by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger

Datable to c.1513/14

Bernardo della Volpaia

SM volume 115/116e

SM volume 115/116f

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

Drawing 6 (second row right): Cornice once in the Lateran Baptistery

Datable to c.1513/14

Bernardo della Volpaia

SM volume 115/116f

SM volume 115/116g

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

Drawing 7 (third row right): Top cornice from the Arch of Constantine

Datable to c.1513/14

Bernardo della Volpaia

SM volume 115/116g

SM volume 115/116h

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

Drawing 8 (bottom left): Unidentified impost or cornice

Datable to c.1513/14

Bernardo della Volpaia

SM volume 115/116h

SM volume 115/116i

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

Drawing 9 (bottom centre-left): Doric capital designed by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger

Datable to c.1513/14

Bernardo della Volpaia

SM volume 115/116i

SM volume 115/116j

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

Drawing 10 (bottom centre-right): Impost from the Theatre of Marcellus’s lower storey

Datable to c.1513/14

Bernardo della Volpaia

SM volume 115/116j

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