After Sebastiaen Vrancx Collection

Roman Ruins second version title-page ca 1650

Temple Tiburtine Sybil 1650 Etching second state

Ruinae Coliseum ca 1650 Etching second state

Hispani et Hispanae Vestitu Cultus Fashions Different Nations

Viri et Mulieris apud Florentinos Habitus Fashions

Title Roman Ruins ca 1650 Etching Sheet clipped impression

Mediolanensis Viri Feminaeque Ornatus Fashions

Mercatoris Belgae Eiusque Coniugis Vestitus Fashions

St Croix de Jerusalem 1650 Etching second state

Baths Diocletian Rome 17th century Etching second state

Germanicus Habitus Fashions Different Nations

Antwerp 1625-77 Etching sheet abraded address should

Ruins St Croix de Jerusalem 17th century Etching

Classical Ruins 1673 Etching second state two

Thermaru diocletiani Ruinae Baths Diocletian

Roman Ruins 1673 Etching first state three Sheet

Ruins Round Building 1673 Etching first state

Gallica Vestitu Varietas Fashions Different Nations

Habitus Lusitanorum Peculiaris Fashions Different Nations

Nobilium Belgio Utriusque Sexus Ornatus Fashions

Roman remains Tivoli 1673 Etching first state

Adolescentis Angli et Iuvenculae Habitus Fashions

Amphitiatri Romani ca 1650 Etching second state

Palati maioris Palatine Palace Rome 1650 Etching

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"After Sebastiaen Vrancx: Exploring Roman Ruins and Fashion in the 17th Century" Step into a world of ancient wonders and exquisite fashion as we delve into the captivating works of artist Sebastiaen Vrancx. In this collection, we are transported to a time when Roman ruins stood tall, evoking a sense of grandeur and mystery. The first piece that catches our eye is the "Roman Ruins second version title-page ca 1650. " Through Vrancx's masterful etching technique, he brings these ruins to life, allowing us to imagine what they once were. The attention to detail is impeccable, from the crumbling pillars to the intricate carvings on the walls. Moving on, we encounter another fascinating work titled "Temple Tiburtine Sybil 1650 Etching second state. " This etching captures not only the architectural beauty of an ancient temple but also hints at its mystical significance. It leaves us wondering about the secrets hidden within those sacred walls. As we explore further, we come across "Ruinae Coliseum ca 1650 Etching second state, " which showcases one of Rome's most iconic landmarks. Vrancx skillfully portrays both its magnificence and decay simultaneously, reminding us of how even great empires can crumble over time. But it's not just architecture that captivates Vrancx; his keen eye for fashion is evident in pieces like "Hispani et Hispanae Vestitu Cultus Fashions Different Nations" and "Viri et Mulieris apud Florentinos Habitus Fashions. " These prints offer glimpses into different cultures' attire during that era – each with its own unique style and flair. Intriguingly titled "Title Roman Ruins ca 1650 Etching Sheet clipped impression, " this artwork presents a clipped impression sheet that adds an element of mystery.