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Product images of Portrait of Giovanni Battista Fornassari (1647-1692)
Product details Portrait of Giovanni Battista Fornassari (1647-1692)
Portrait of Giovanni Battista Fornassari (1647-1692)
Two profile portraits within a circular inscription, with putti above and the allegorical figure of time, with a scythe, below. Inscribed above 'NUMISMA GERMANUM INCLYTO SUI NOMINIS VIRO D:' The circular inscription reads: 'IO: BAPT: FORNASARIUS IV: COLL: Bon: Nob: in Patr: Archig: I.C.ord: de sero &HIPPOL: ABBAS Primar, de mane Fratres Emeriti.' With a quotation from Cicero below. Inscribed lower right 'F.Francia sculp.' In pencil lower left '1696' Ippolito Fornassari (1628-1697), Italian clergyman and brother to G B Fornassari, was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1696. This print was presumably collected in error.
Original: engraving. Early 18th century
- Image ref: RS-9564
- The Royal Society
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