Colored Engraving – Cavalier Plan Of The City Of Grenoble – 17th Century.

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Object description :

"Colored Engraving – Cavalier Plan Of The City Of Grenoble – 17th Century."

View of the city of Grenoble in a "cavalier plan", that is to say seen from above. The original of this representation, made by F. Hogenberg, dates from 1588. This one is a 17th century copy, which was probably contained in a work dedicated to the Dauphiné. Presence of a cartouche in Latin at the bottom of the engraving: "Gratioanopolis, a colony of Acusiana or Acusianorum Colonia, a formidably fortified city in Gallia Narbonensis, on the Isère, today called Grenoble".
Very good condition, without stain. Framed under glass in a modern black lacquered wooden frame.

Work visible at the gallery (07240)
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Price: 150 €

Period: 17th century
Style: Louis 14th, Regency
Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Paper
Width: 23,8 cm (à vue) / 45,5 cm (encadré)
Height: 33,5 cm (à vue) / 55,5 cm (encadré)

Reference: 1472641