Rome-Vatican by Jeremias Wolf

The Bavarian artist Jeremiah Wolf (17-18th century) published in Augsburg a series of prints entitled 'Prospectus varii praecipuorum situm urbis celeberrima totius orbis Romae' (1690-1724).

O bávaro Jeremias Wolf (séc. XVII-XVIII) publicou em Augsburgo uma série de gravuras intituladas 'Prospectus varii praecipuorum situm urbis celeberrima totius orbis Romae' (1690-1724).

Jeremias Wolf (17-18th century)-'the Sixtine bridge across the Tiber'-etching and engraving     plate Ee, 8.24.7

Jeremias Wolf (17-18th century)-'a view of the hill of the Vatican as seen from the back of St Peters-etching and engraving     plate Ee, 8.24.4

Jeremias Wolf (17-18th century)-'the castle and bridge of San Angeli in Rome'-etching and engraving     plate Ee, 8.24.2

Jeremias Wolf (17-18th century)-'the facade of Sta Maria Maggiore see along a road'-etching and engraving     plate Ee, 8.24.3

Jeremias Wolf (17-18th century)-'the ruins of the Palatine see across the Forum Boarium'-etching and engraving     plate Ee, 8.24.6

Jeremias Wolf (17-18th century)-'hospital Holy Spirit from the perspective of runing the St Angelo bridge'-etching and engraving     plate Ee, 8.24.5