1834 Domenico Amici Engraving "Colonna Antonina" Rome

Provenance Custom Framed by J. Pocker & Son, NYC

Frame Approx. 16 3/4" Wide x 19 1/2" High.

Engraving Image Approx. 9 1/4" Wide x 12" High.

An exceptional 1834 Italian architectural copperplate engraving of the Colonna Antonina (Column of Marcus Aurelius) in Rome by renowned Roman printmaker Domenico Amici (1808–1880). This piece originates from his landmark folio, Nuova raccolta dei monumenti antichi dell'alma città di Roma.

Artistic Inscriptions: The lower margin features full original inscriptions. It is signed "Domenico Amici" on the bottom left, inscribed "disegnò dal vero" (drawn from life) in the center, and dated "e inciso nel 1834." (and engraved in 1834) on the bottom right.

Magnificently housed in a custom wood frame with a multi-layered detailed French mat. The framing was executed by J. Pocker & Son, one of New York City’s most prestigious historic custom framers (established 1926). Known for museum-quality conservation, the archival backing and professional matting have kept this antique print in excellent condition, shielding it from typical environmental wear.

The Reverse features where original sticker was from J. Pocker & Son. From the Private Estate of David J. Bikoff, M.D., P.A., of New Jersey with Inventory Sticker (PA-57-TC2). Adding excellent documentation and provenance to the piece. 

Excellent antique condition.  The copperplate impression remains sharp and clean with minimal, uniform age-appropriate toning. The J. Pocker frame is structurally sound with light, vintage-appropriate surface wear. The backing remains completely sealed. Ready to hang.