TY  - BOOK
KW  - Kunst- und Architekturkritik ; Traktat / antiquarische Thematik 
KW  -  Archäologie
UR  - https://archiv.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/artdok/605/
Y1  - 2008///
ID  - artdok605
AV  - public
ED  - Davis, Margaret Daly
TI  - Anonymus, Rezension von: Pietro Santi Bartoli, "Colonna Traiana, eretta dal Senato e Popolo Romano all'Imperatore Traiano Augusto nel suo foro in Roma. Scolpita con l'historie della guerradacica, la prima e la seconda espeditione, e vittoria contro il re Decebalo. Nuovamente disegnata et intagliata da Pietro Santi Bartoli con l'espositione latina d'Alfonso Ciaccone, compendiata nella vulgare lingua sotto ciascuna immagine. Accresciuta di medaglie, inscrittioni e trofei da Gio. Pietro Bellori" (Roma [1672]), in: Giornale de? letterati, 27. Februar 1673, pp. 13-21 (FONTES 14)
A1  - Bellori, Giovanni Pietro
A1  - Bartoli, Pietro Santi
N2  - TEN CONTEMPORARY REVIEWS OF BOOKS ON ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY BY GIOVAN PIETRO BELLORI IN THE GIORNALE DE? LETTERATI, 1670-1680, NO. 2 A review of Pietro Santi Bartoli?s album of engravings after the spiral relief band of Trajan?s column in Rome, which includes Giovan Pietro Bellori?s translation of Alfons Chacon?s explications of the reliefs, first published in 1576. Chacon?s commentary was amended and corrected by Bellori at very many points. Engravings of relevant coins and inscriptions were added to the work. During the decade 1670-1680 ten reviews of books by Giovan Pietro Bellori that had appeared in the same years (1669-1680) were published in the Giornale de' letterati in Rome. These include Bellori's famous book of late sixteenth-seventeenth-century artists' 'Lives' (Vite de' pittori) as well as a number of significant archaeological publications treating numismatics, glyptics, sculpture, painting and Roman topography. Reviews and articles appeared in the Giornale unsigned, thus their author or authors cannot be determined with certainty. The discussions of Bellori's works are lengthy and penetrating; they underline the remarkable position he had attained in the world of seventeenth-century archaeological scholarship. The ten reviews will appear in separate instalments of FONTES (Bellori, 1-10).
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