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037			_aBSR-DIG-tapri-mis-030 _bBSR _c(digital file from original)
040			_aIT-RoBS
041			_aengita
099			_aTA[PRI]-Mis05-030
100	1		_961047 _aLabruzzi, Carlo, _dapproximately 1765-1818 _eengraver.
245	1	2	_aA continuation of ancient Sepulchres on the Via Appia _h[graphic] = _bContinuazione dei Sepolcri antichi sù la Via Appia. N.° 18 / _c[Carlo Labruzzi].
246	3	1	_aContinuazione dei Sepolcri antichi sù la Via Appia
260			_a[S.l.] : _b[s.n.], _c[1794?]
300			_a1 print : _betching ; _cimage 43 x 55.5 cm, on sheet 51 x 70.5 cm.
500			_aGood condition. This is the eighteenth in a series of prints from the Via Appia that Carlo Labruzzi executed for Sir Richard Colt Hoare.
506			_aClosed access material (Library)
520			_aView showing two sepulchres on the right side of the Via Appia, in front of the Colombario dei Liberti di Augusto. One can see two travellers on the right hand side walking off into the distance. There are a few broken tablatures in the foreground.
536			_aSponsored by the ARC Universities of WA, Melbourne Monash Humanities E-research Project 2008
540			_f1
545	0		_aCarlo Labruzzi was popular with the English Grand Tourists in Rome for whom he made souvenir drawings and watercolours. _bIn 1789 on the 31st of October Sir Richard Colt Hoare invited Labruzzi to accompany him along the Appian Way following the itinerary outlined by the Roman poet Horace in his description of a journey made to Brindisi in 38 BC. During this trip Labruzzi was to make drawings of the remains of the ancient tombs and villas along the way. The journey was uncompleted due to bad weather and Labruzzi’s ill health and was terminated at Benevento. However, 226 pen-and-wash drawings were completed and bound into 5 volumes by Colt Hoare. A second set of drawings, which are less highly finished perhaps served as preparatory studies were kept by Labruzzi who engraved 24 of the plates himself 5 years after the journey (1794).
561			_aThe print belonged to Thomas Ashby (1874-1931), Director British School at Rome (1906-1925), who inherited his father’s library and continued to enrich the collection throughout his life. The collection was purchased from his widow in 1931 for the BSR Library thanks to a generous donation from the Treasurer at the time, William Russell.
580			_aForms part of: Ashby Collection. Prints.
591			_aAshby Collection. Prints
650		7	_aArchaeological sites _zItaly _zRome _y1790-1800. _2lctgm
650		7	_aTombs & sepulchral monuments _zItaly _zRome _y1790-1800. _2lctgm
651		0	_929068 _aAppian Way (Italy) _xDescription and travel _vPictorial works.
651		0	_943535 _aRome (Italy) _xBuildings, structures, etc. _vPictorial works.
655		7	_947335 _aEtchings _y1790-1800. _2gmgpc
662			_aItaly _bLazio _dRoma _gVia Appia. _2tgn
700	1		_914914 _aAshby, Thomas, _d1874-1931 _ecollector.
773	0		_tAshby Collection
850			_aIT-RoBS
852			_aBritish School at Rome _bLibrary _eRome, ITALY _kpri
856	4	1	_uhttp://www.bsrdigitalcollections.it/islandora/object/ASHBY-PRINTS:33 _zBSR Digital Collections website
907			_a.b14979445 _b14-10-14 _c21-01-08
942			_c25
998			_ab _b21-01-08 _cm _dq _e- _feng _g _h2
999			_c64361 _d64361