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Large 18th Century Engraving Bacchus & Pirates James Basire Satyr
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Large 18th Century Engraving Bacchus & Pirates James Basire Satyr

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I do have seven of these engravings so if you are interested in any more please let me know. Large Original 18th Century Engraving of the Antiquaties of Athens by James Basire of Bacchus and Tyrrhenian Pirates. The engraving appears to be from Chapter IV, the Choragic Monument of Lysicrates. They show reliefs on the Lysicrates monument illustrating the story of the Tyrrhenian pirates. 3 of 7

Four generations of Basires were engravers. The elder James Basire (1730-1802) became known as an engraver of architecture and was employed on the first volume of James Stuart and Nicholas Revett's classic book The Antiquaties of Athens (1762). He travelled in Italy the following year, and around that time became Engraver to the Society of Antiquaries.

This engraving would look stunning framed and measures 19.5" by 14.5". In very good condition considering the age.

Please view my other interesting items.

Many thanks

Karen

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Karen Tarleton has dated this piece to the 1750s.

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I do have seven of these engravings so if you are interested in any more please let me know.
Large Original 18th Century Engraving of the Antiquaties of Athens by James Basire of Bacchus and Tyrrhenian Pirates.
Karen Tarleton

The engraving appears to be from Chapter IV, the Choragic Monument of Lysicrates. They show reliefs on the Lysicrates monument illustrating the story of the Tyrrhenian pirates. 3 of 7

fig 1. Large 18th Century Engraving Bacchus & Pirates James Basire Satyr
fig 1. Large 18th Century Engraving Bacchus & Pirates James Basire Satyr

Four generations of Basires were engravers. The elder James Basire (1730-1802) became known as an engraver of architecture and was employed on the first volume of James Stuart and Nicholas Revett's classic book The Antiquaties of Athens (1762). He travelled in Italy the following year, and around that time became Engraver to the Society of Antiquaries.

This engraving would look stunning framed and measures 19.5" by 14.5". In very good condition considering the age.

Please view my other interesting items.

Many thanks

Karen

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Karen Tarleton has dated this piece to the 1750s.

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Karen Tarleton
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