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Veduta dell' avanzo di una delle Pile del Ponte Trionfale...[View of the remains of one of the supports of the Ponte Trionfale (Triumphal Bridge)], plate XIII from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Veduta dell' avanzo di una delle Pile del Ponte Trionfale...[View of the remains of one of the supports of the Ponte Trionfale (Triumphal Bridge)], plate XIII from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]

Veduta dell' avanzo di una delle Pile del Ponte Trionfale...[View of the remains of one of the supports of the Ponte Trionfale (Triumphal Bridge)], plate XIII from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]

Primary (Mogliano, Treviso, Italy, 1720–Rome, Italy, 1778)
NationalityItalian, Europe
Date1756
MediumEtching
DimensionsSheet: 20 3/4 × 14 11/16 in. (52.7 × 37.3 cm)
Additional Dimension: 13 3/4 × 9 3/8 in. (35 × 23.8 cm)
Image: 11 5/8 × 9 3/16 in. (29.6 × 23.3 cm)
Credit LineBlanton Museum of Art, The University of Texas at Austin, Gift of Alvin Romansky, 1991.66.5
Collection AreaPrints and Drawings
Object number1991.66.5/40
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Label Text
The Triumphal Bridge is the sixteenth-century name for an ancient bridge built by Nero that connected the Field of Mars with the valley between the Vatican and the Janiculum Hill. Until the 1870s, remains of its piers still existed and could be seen when the water was low. Piranesi has recorded the masonry technique and texture of the travertine blocks of one of the piers.
Exhibitions
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Pianta dell' Avanzo del Mausoleo di Adriano Imp...[Plan of the Remains of the Mausoleum of the Emperor Hadrian...], plate V from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1756
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Dimostrazione dell odierno avanzo del Teatro di Pompeo [Reconstruction of the present remains of the Theater of Pompey], plate XXXVIII from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1756
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Pianta dell' avanzo del Portico di Filippo [Plan of the remains of the Portico of Philip], plate XLVI from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1756
Image Not Available for Avanzo della facciata interiore del portico di Ottavia...[Remains of the interior façade of the Portico of Octavia...], plate XL from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Avanzo della facciata interiore del portico di Ottavia...[Remains of the interior façade of the Portico of Octavia...], plate XL from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1756
Image Not Available for Spaccato di uno degli Archi di mezzo del Ponte d'Elio Adriano [Vertical section of one of the arches in the middle of the Bridge of Hadrian], plate XI from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Spaccato di uno degli Archi di mezzo del Ponte d'Elio Adriano [Vertical section of one of the arches in the middle of the Bridge of Hadrian], plate XI from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1756
Image Not Available for Spaccato del Ponte Fabrizio, detto dè quattro Capi [Vertical Section of the Bridge of Fabricius, called the Ponte dei Quattro Capi (Bridge of the Four Heads)], plate XIX from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Spaccato del Ponte Fabrizio, detto dè quattro Capi [Vertical Section of the Bridge of Fabricius, called the Ponte dei Quattro Capi (Bridge of the Four Heads)], plate XIX from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1756
Image Not Available for Spaccato del Ponte Fabricio oggi detto Quattro Capi... [Vertical Section of the Bridge of Fabricius, today called the Ponte dei Quattro Capi (Bridge of the Four Heads)], plate XX from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Spaccato del Ponte Fabricio oggi detto Quattro Capi... [Vertical Section of the Bridge of Fabricius, today called the Ponte dei Quattro Capi (Bridge of the Four Heads)], plate XX from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1756
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Nelle passate Tavole ho rappresentato il Mausoleo e Ponte Elio Adriano, co gli avanzi dell' antico Ponte Trionfale a questo contiguo...nella presente figura la situazione degli altri due Ponti Quattro Capi e Ferrato...[In the previous Plates I have repres
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1756
Image Not Available for Pianta del Ponte Ferrato detto dagl' Antiquari Cestio...[Plan of the Ponte Ferrato, called the Bridge of Cestius by antiquarians...], plate XXII from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Pianta del Ponte Ferrato detto dagl' Antiquari Cestio...[Plan of the Ponte Ferrato, called the Bridge of Cestius by antiquarians...], plate XXII from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1756
Image Not Available for Veduta di uno de' fianchi della facciata del portico di Ottavia [View of one of the sides of the façade of the Portico of Octavia], plate XLI from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Veduta di uno de' fianchi della facciata del portico di Ottavia [View of one of the sides of the façade of the Portico of Octavia], plate XLI from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1756
Image Not Available for Elevazione del Ponte Ferrato...[Elevation of the Ponte Ferrato], plate XXIII from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Elevazione del Ponte Ferrato...[Elevation of the Ponte Ferrato], plate XXIII from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1756
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Spaccato del Ponte Ferrato...[Vertical section of the Ponte Ferrato...], plate XXIV from Volume IV of Le Antichità Romane [Roman Antiquities]
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1756