Panorama of a painting of Rome showing the triumph of Emperor Constantine I in 312, Italy

People:

Josef Bühlmann (author)
Franz Hanfstaengl (photographer)
Alexander Wagner (painter (artist))

Title:

Panorama of a painting of Rome showing the triumph of Emperor Constantine I in 312, Italy

Date:

1890

Form:
photographs

Quantity / Object type:
1 panorama(s)

Technique and media:

Gelatin silver prints ?

Dimensions:

cover (closed): 18.5 x 22.7 x 1.1 cm comp. (for panorama): 15.9 x 174.4 cm comps. (range; for individual images): 15.9 to 16 x 21.5 to 21.6 cm secondary supports (approx.; two secondary supports joined): 17.6 x 174.6 cm secondary supports (range; for individual secondary supports): 17.6 x 17.7 to 21.7 cm

Reference number:

PH1988:0447:001-008

Point of View:

exterior views

Physical characteristics and technical requirements:

- Panorama PH1988:0447:001-008 is comprised of 8 photographs mounted within a cover to form a panorama book. The cover consists of red cloth-covered boards and spine with a gold gilt inscription and an imprinted picture. Photograph PH1988:0447:008 is attached to the back cover. All 8 photographs used to be joined together with white cloth hinges but three of the hinges are now cut. Endpapers are of brown and gold paper. Secondary supports are of brownish white cardboard.

Inscription:

inscribed - see object for complete inscription

Location:

Rome; Italy;

Subject:

architecture
painting

Credit line:
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal

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