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In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland · as of July 2026
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
Flemish artist Lieven Cruyl made a number of drawings of emblematic vistas of Rome for the Roman publisher Giovanni Battista de Rossi, of which ten were published as etchings in 1666. The Piazza Farnese features architecture designed by Michelangelo, who completed the Palazzo Farnese after the death of its original designer, Antonio da Sangallo, in 1546. His main contribution was the third story and the significantly protruding cornice at the top of the facade, which dramatically hangs over the front of the building, like sculpture.
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S. Giovanni in Laterano from "Prospectus Locurum Urbis Romae
Piazza Navona from "Prospectus Locurum Urbis Romae Insign[iu
St. Peter's Basilica from "Prospectus Locurum Urbis Romae In
Piazza Colonna from "Prospectus Locurum Urbis Romae Insign[i
Eighteen Views of Rome: The Trevi Fountain
Trajan's Column from "Prospectus Locurum Urbis Romae Insign[
Foro Romano from "Prospectus Locurum Urbis Romae Insign[ium]
Santa Maria Maggiore from "Prospectus Locurum Urbis Romae In
Partial Architectural Study (verso)
Jules Dupré (French, 1811–1889) — Cattle (verso)
Charles Meryon — Diagrammatic sketch of building
anonymous — Schets van het vooraanzicht van een zetel (?) en
Architectural Sketch (verso)
Francesco Guardi (Italian, 1712–1793) — Three Sketches of Ar
Turkey — Towel or Napkin
Luzio Romano (Italian, active 1528–75) — Border Lines (verso
Pierre François Léonard Fontaine|Charles Percier — Page from
Anonymous — Towel or Napkin
Turkey — Towel
Charles Percier|Pierre François Léonard Fontaine — Page from