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Ilusión o realidad: el grabado de John Breval asociado a las ruinas de Itálica en la colina de San Antonio de Santiponce, 1726
2024
Overview
Abstract The engraving on plate 313 in the second volume of Remarks on Several Parts of Europe by John Breval, titled Ruins of an ancient Temple at Old Sevil , depicts a promontory with various ruins surrounded by vegetation. In recent decades, it has been associated with the ruins of the Roman city of Italica located on the hill of San Antonio in Santiponce, Seville. The increase in archaeological campaigns in this area, where the Roman theater and other buildings of the Vetus Urbs are found, as well as efforts to include the archaeological complex in the UNESCO World Heritage List, have bolstered the use of this engraving. INTRODUCCIÓN En el marco de una investigación más extensa sobre la documentación y análisis del Patrimonio Documental Gráfico de los bienes inmuebles del Conjunto Arqueológico de Itálica, se analizó en profundidad, entre otros documentos, el grabado titulado «Ruins of an antient Temple at Old Sevil» (fig. 1), que el académico, militar y viajero inglés John Breval incluyó en 1726 en el capitulo dedicado a Sevilla dentro del segundo volumen de sus diarios de viaje, Remarks on Several Parts of Europe (Breval, 1726b), en concreto, en una lamina numerada «vol. 2, pag. 313».
Publisher
Fernando Amores Carredano
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