Tekenvoorbeelden Romeinse voorwerpen 1820 - 1833
jeanaugustindaiwaille
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This detailed line drawing titled “Tekenvoorbeelden Romeinse voorwerpen” by Jean Augustin Daiwaille from 1820-1833 illustrates a range of Roman objects. The print, which is currently in the Rijksmuseum, depicts different military symbols and objects such as a chariot, a helmet, a standard with an eagle and the inscription “S.P.Q.R,” an “Epie” (sword), and a "Ensigne". These detailed drawings would have been used by artists and designers to study and recreate historical Roman objects. The print exhibits a strong emphasis on precision and accuracy in depicting the Roman artifacts, demonstrating a key element of 19th-century artistic trends.
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