The Musicians, Samuel Amsler, 1835, Graphic Art, Copper Engraving, Interest in Thorvaldsen grew among members of the Royal Academy of Fine Art in Copenhagen and its leading figure, Prince Christian (VIII) Frederik (1786-1848) when they were presented with Thorvaldsen’s frieze, Alexander the Great’s Triumphal Entry into Babylon. This frieze was made in 1812 for the Palazzo del Quirinale in Rome. And from Rome, the Copenhagen City Architect Peder Malling (1781-1865) had brought with him copper print engravings reproducing the 34.46 metre frieze. He laid them before the Academy Assembly., Paper, Color, Printer's ink, Copper engraving, Printet, Height (plate size?) 226 mm, Width (plate size?) 350 mm, Tab. X., Graphic Design, European, Modernity (1800 - 1914)
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Musicians, Samuel Amsler, 1835, Graphic Art, Copper Engraving, Interest, Thorvaldsen grew, members, Royal Academy, Fine Art, Copenhagen, leading figure, Prince Christian, VIII, Frederik, 1786-1848, presented, Thorvaldsen’s frieze, Alexander, Great’s Triumphal Entry, Babylon, frieze, 1812, Palazzo del Quirinale, Rome, Rome, Copenhagen City Architect Peder Malling, 1781-1865, copper print engravings reproducing, 34, 46 metre frieze, laid, Academy Assembly, Paper, Color, Printer's ink, Copper engraving, Printet, Height, plate size?, 226 mm, Width, plate size?, 350 mm, Tab, X, Graphic Design, European, Modernity, 1800, 1914
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