Temple of Diana
c.1787-89
Mario Asprucci, son of the renowned architect Antonio Asprucci, continued his family's legacy with work on the Villa Borghese in Rome, commissioned by Prince Marcantonio IV de Borghese. While the temple still stands in the garden, the iconic statue of the goddess Diana, a Roman copy from the 2nd century CE, is now housed in the Louvre.
The original drawing, executed in pen, ink, and wash on laid paper, highlights the soft pink marble sections of the Villa Borghese.
The original work is held by Drawing Matter, an organisation that explores the role of drawing in architectural thought and practice. We have collaborated with them to bring highlights from their extraordinary collection to a wider audience. Explore Drawing Matter here.
A Giclée fine art print on 310gsm Hahnemühle Hemp paper.
Our beautiful frames are handmade in Somerset, using sustainably sourced FSC timber and acid-free, conservation mount board to protect your print.
To complement this print, we have carefully selected some hand painted and waxed frame finishes for you to choose from. Alternatively, explore our complete collection of finishes here, or provide us with your own.
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Our frames are fitted with an FSC timber sub-frame, providing stability and longevity to the outer frame and glass.
Your frame is designed to be hung using the split batten method (hanging guide here). This enables your frame to sit flush against the wall. If you would prefer the more traditional option of D-rings and picture wire instead, please leave a note for us at the cart when you place the order.
