Who painted Roma Victrix [The Roma of Cardinal Cesi]?

Roma Victrix [The Roma of Cardinal Cesi] was painted by Nicolas Beatrizet in 1549.

Where can I see Roma Victrix [The Roma of Cardinal Cesi]?

Roma Victrix [The Roma of Cardinal Cesi] is held by National Gallery of Art.

What movement is Roma Victrix [The Roma of Cardinal Cesi]?

Roma Victrix [The Roma of Cardinal Cesi] is associated with Renaissance.

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Museum-quality prints of Roma Victrix [The Roma of Cardinal Cesi] are available made-to-order from Artifact World Gallery.

Artwork

Roma Victrix [The Roma of Cardinal Cesi]

Nicolas Beatrizet , 1549

Roma Victrix [The Roma of Cardinal Cesi] is an ink print by the Renaissance artist Nicolas Beatrizet. It dates from 1549 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art.

Inscription: Inscribed:Lettered LC: "Roma Victrix de Dacia Provincia Subacta Triumphans" and "Ant. Lafreri . R. MDXLVIIII"

About this work

Overview

Roma Victrix is a 1549 engraving by Nicolas Beatrizet, a printmaker active during the Renaissance.

Subject & Meaning

The print depicts three reclining figures in flowing robes, posed dramatically. The figures are arranged in a stacked composition, with varied gestures and a small dog accompanying the central figure.

Technique & Style

The image is rendered in sharp, precise lines achieved through the engraving process, where a metal plate is etched to create the design. This technique was typical for detailed prints during the 16th century.