Year of printing: not indicated in the print – actual 1840. Type of print: Lithograph – Scarce French antique print. Green color around the print in the photo is a contrasting background on which the print was photographed.
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Year of printing: not indicated in the print, actual: 1857. Note: Green border around the print is a contrasting background on which the print was photographed.
H. d’ Espouy, Charles Schmid, Editeur, Paris. The long stone blocks forming the cube are separated by smooth channelled rims, and have rough surfaces. The six semi-columns have strictly round shafts; only the intervals between them are filled in by great stone plates; the capital even, on the inner side, is worked in the…
Publisher: H. d’ Espouy, Charles Schmid, Editeur, Paris. Type of print: Heliogravure – Original French antique print. The entrance was on the side facing the Forum of Augustus; the opposite side was closed by a wall.
Publisher: H. d’ Espouy, Charles Schmid, Editeur, Paris. Type of print: Heliogravure – Original French antique print. It is one of the most beautiful remnants of Roman architecture. (3) Print detail is sharper than the photo of the print.
As well as the other buildings of the Acropolis. The reconstruction was slow: probably started by Cimon, continued by Pericles, it seems that the new Erechtheion was not completed until at the beginning of 4th century.
Publisher: H. d’ Espouy, Charles Schmid, Editeur, Paris. Type of print: Heliogravure – Original French antique print. It appears to be among the best preserved Roman temples of the ancient world. Reverse side: Blank.
Publisher: H. d’ Espouy, Charles Schmid, Editeur, Paris. Type of print: Heliogravure – Original French antique print. Archaeological work in the 19th/20th centuries helped clarify that the visible columns were indeed Castor and Pollux, despite prior confusion with Jupiter Stator or other structures like the Graecostasis.
Publisher: H. d’ Espouy, Charles Schmid, Editeur, Paris. The primitive building had to suffer from the fire under Titus and under Trajan. Type of print: Heliogravure – Original French antique print.