View from the rear of this curule chair 

This etching by Giovanni Battista Piranesi depicts a view from the rear of a curule chair, a type of folding seat used by Roman magistrates. The image highlights the intricate design of the chair, featuring two wolf-like figures that serve as supports. Piranesi was known for his meticulous architectural renderings and archaeological studies of ancient Rome. The detail and craftsmanship of this work showcase his dedication to documenting the Roman past. This etching is a testament to Piranesi's influence on art history and his passion for preserving the legacy of classical architecture.