- Description
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- Creator(s)
- Thomas Girtin (1775-1802) after Charles-Louis Clérisseau (1721-1820)
- Title
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- Rome: The Temple of Saturn, Known as the Temple of Concord
- Date
- 1796 - 1797
- Medium and Support
- Graphite, pen and ink and brush and ink on wove paper
- Dimensions
- 39.8 × 54.4 cm, 15 ⅝ × 21 ⅜ in
- Object Type
- Outline Drawing; Work from a Known Source: Foreign Master
- Subject Terms
- Italian View: Ancient Rome
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- Collection
- Versions
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Rome: The Temple of Saturn, with the Arch of Septimius Severus
(TG0894)
- Catalogue Number
- TG0893
- Girtin & Loshak Number
- 343 as 'The Temple of Concord, Rome'; '1799–1800'
- Description Source(s)
- Viewed in 2001 and 2018
Provenance
John Henderson (1764–1843); then by descent to John Henderson II (1797–1878); bequeathed to the Museum, 1878
Bibliography
Binyon, 1898–1907, no.103 as 'Remains of the Temple of Concord, Rome'; Wilton, 1984a, p.11
Place depicted
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