Giovanni Battista Piranesi - (1720-1778) - the Varie Vedute Di Roma Antica, e Moderna - comprised of a series of etchings of views of Rome published by Fausto Amidei and is part of a bound set of the series published in Rome circa 1748 (1750 or later) In black boards, gilt title on spine, w. 71 etchings of cityscapes, monuments incl. title, on thicker laid paper Etchings by Piranesi, this state / edition w. Anesi, Bellicard, Duflos engravings signed in plate. The last page w. engraving of Vedute del Teatro di Marcello has a period ink notation on top right corner: No. 88 (email for pic)... Dimensions: boards - 14 1/2" x 10 1/4", sheets - 14" x 10", platemarks - sizes vary, avg 7 1/8" x 5 1/8" or a bit larger/smaller Condition: boards and spine with chips / wear to edge, spine missing a few inches, all pages still bound, attached. Etchings themselves are good w. age appropriate wear to paper, assorted tanning, spots of foxing. A few pages w. margins cut / trimmed or small pieces missing. Note:this item is not returnable, pls ask all pertinent questions before purchasing - return policy is still in effect. *pics taken outdoors, may have shadows / glare, happy to take additional, let us know... Pls email for add'l details, pics Contact us or check our store policies regarding payment (due upon purchase), returns / refunds and shipping (US only, no international buyers!) prior to purchase as needed... Thank you!