Baiardi Collection

Antea, 1536. Found in the collection of Museo di Capodimonte, Naples

Delle antichita di Ercolano Baiardi Ottavio Antonio
Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, 1757-1792, View of illustration on page 243 only; not an overall view of the page

Tavola XXIV Delle antichita di Ercolano Baiardi
Tavola XXIV, Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, 1757-1792, Plate 24 on page 125. This is not an overall view of the page

Tavola II 11 Delle antichita di Ercolano Baiardi
Tavola II. 11, Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, c. 1757-1792, Plate 2, from volume 2, page 11. This is not an overall view of page 11

Plate 57 detail bottom right Delle antichita
Plate 57 (detail of bottom right), Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, c. 1757-1792, This is a detail view of one fours that comprise Plate 57

Fruit Delle antichita di Ercolano Baiardi Ottavio Antonio
Fruit, Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, 1757-1792, Plate 11 in volume 2, page 64

141 Tavola XXIII Delle antichita di Ercolano
141, Tavola XXIII, 141, Delle antichita di Ercolano, Aloja, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Vanni, Engraving, c. 1757-1792, Plate 23 from volume 2, page 141

Plate 57 detail bottom left Delle antichita
Plate 57 (detail of bottom left), Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, c. 1757-1792, This is a detail view of one fours that comprise Plate 57

Plate 57 detail top left Delle antichita di
Plate 57 (detail of top left), Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, c. 1757-1792, This is a detail view of one fours that comprise Plate 57

Plate 57 detail top right Delle antichita di
Plate 57 (detail of top right), Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, c. 1757-1792, This is a detail view of one fours that comprise Plate 57

Tavola XIX Delle antichita di Ercolano Baiardi
Tavola XIX, Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, 1757-1792, Plate 19, located on page 101, volume 1. This is not an overall view of page 101

Tavola XXII Delle antichita di Ercolano Baiardi
Tavola XXII, Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, 1757-1792, Plate 22 on page 117. This is not an overall view of page 117

Tavola XXIII Delle antichita di Ercolano Baiardi
Tavola XXIII, Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, 1757-1792, Plate 23, located on page 121. Inscribed at lower left, Vanni delin

late 19 detail Delle antichita di Ercolano Baiardi
late 19 (detail), Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, 1757-1792, Detail of upper left section of plate 19, located on page 101

Tavola VIII 52 Delle antichita di Ercolano Baiardi
Tavola VIII. 52, Delle antichita di Ercolano, Baiardi, Ottavio Antonio, 1694-1764, Engraving, c. 1757-1792, Plate 8, from volume 2, page 52

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"Baiardi: Unveiling the Ancient Treasures of Antea, 1536" Step into the world of antiquity with Baiardi's remarkable discoveries. In 1536, Ottavio Antonio Baiardi embarked on a journey that would forever change our understanding of history. His groundbreaking work, "Delle antichita di Ercolano Baiardi Ottavio Antonio, " revealed a wealth of knowledge about the ancient city of Ercolano. Through his meticulous research and excavation efforts, Baiardi unearthed countless artifacts that offer us glimpses into a bygone era. Tavola XXIV showcases intricate details from these archaeological wonders, captivating our imagination with their beauty and craftsmanship. Plate 57 becomes an intriguing canvas as we explore its bottom right corner – every brushstroke revealing another secret from Delle antichita. Fruit takes center stage in one section, reminding us of the vibrant life that once thrived within these ancient walls. With each turn of the page, Tavola XXIII transports us further back in time. The delicate engravings depict scenes so vividly that we can almost hear echoes from centuries past. As we delve deeper into Plate 57's details – this time at its bottom left corner – more mysteries unfold before our eyes. Each fragment holds stories waiting to be deciphered and cherished for generations to come. The top left corner beckons us to explore further as Plate 57 reveals yet another facet of Delle antichita di Ercolano's grandeur. Its top right counterpart invites contemplation; what secrets lie hidden behind those meticulously etched lines? Tavola XIX unveils even more treasures from Baiardi's extensive collection. These precious relics provide invaluable insights into daily life during ancient times, allowing us to connect with our ancestors on a profound level. Finally, Tavola XXII presents an exquisite tapestry woven by history itself - a testament to Baiardi's dedication and passion.