Castel Sant'Angelo, Veduta di Roma
A building between antiquity, papacy and baroque power staging - Giovanni Battista Piranesi has not only captured the Castel Sant'Angelo in this copper engraving, but also a whole sense of the world: Rome as the stage of history.
Here, the ancient mausoleum of Hadrian, later expanded into the fortress of the popes, rises as a monumental silhouette above the Tiber. The bridge, animated by passers-by, connects not only banks - but also centuries.
🖨 Reconstructed master quality
Our edition is based on an original Piranesi Vedute, whose picture details have been newly developed in an elaborate process. Segmented, reconstructed and processed in a final resolution of up to 28,000 pixels, a print is created that sets new standards even in museum quality 💡 This quality is not available on classic photo banks.
📜 A work for connoisseurs – and for spaces that love history.
Available in these formats:
– 36 × 55 cm (print only)
- 51 × 77 cm (print only)
– 65 × 100 cm (print only)
– 70 × 100 cm (framed in white, black or oak)
Printed on Hahnemühle bamboo paper. Limited Fine Art Edition – curated for the Reconstructed Heritage collection.
