Page - 1036 - in Jacopo Strada and Cultural Patronage at the Imperial Court - The Antique as Innovation, Volume 2

1036 Illustrations 15.23 Pirro Ligorio: reconstruction of a Roman Naumachia, detail of his Anteiquae Urbis Imago (1561); image from GASTON 1988, p. 81, Fig. 67    818 15.24 Reverse of a bronze coin of Nero showing a triumphal arch (RIC I, 2nd ed. 148); image MANTIS, acc. nr 1937.158.472 (CC BY-NC 4.0)    818 15.25 Strada’s design of an unidentified coin he assigned to Vespasian, show- ing his recontruction of a similar triumphal arch, in his Magnum ac novum opus; FBG, Ms. Chart. A 2175-11, f. 27r. (CC-BY-SA-4.0)    818 15.26–15.28 Jacopo Strada, drawings of the reverse of a coin of Vespasian showing a triumphal arch, and details of its socle zone including free versions of the reliefs on the inside of the the Arch of Titus in the Forum Roma- num, from the Magnum ac novum opus, FBG, Ms. Chart. A 2175-11, f. 17r. (CC-BY-SA-4.0)    819 15.29 A spurious medallion of Hadrian showing the Pons Aelius, probably sixteenth-century, Venice, Museo Correr; image from GASTON 1988, p.  75, Fig. 33    820 15.30 Workshop of Jacopo Strada, drawing of the reverse of a coin of Hadrian showing the Pons Aelius; ÖNB-HS, ms. 9414, f. 27; image author    820 15.31 The Pons Aelius, now Ponte Sant’Angelo, in Rome (second century AD, balustrade and sculptures seventeenth century); image Wikimedia/ AngMoKio (CC BY-SA 2.5)    820 15.32 Giulio Romano, the Pons Aelius, detail of his fresco The Vision of the Cross in the Sala di Costantino, Vatican Palace; image Wikimedia/ pd    821 15.33 Pirro Ligorio’s reconstruction of the Pons Aelius in his Anteiquae Urbis Imago; image from GASTON 1988, p. 74, Fig. 32    821 15.34 Giulio Romano: detail of the garden facade of the Palazzo del Te, detail of ill. 8.28, image Wikimedia/ MarkusMark (CC BY-SA-3.0)    821 15.35 Giulio Romano and Giovanni Battista Bertani, the Pescheria or covered fish market in Mantua; image from RAKATANSKY 2018, Fig. 14    821 15.36–15.37 Details from the ‘Specimen exile’ of Wolfgang Lazius’ planned cata- logue of the Imperial coin collection; from LAZIUS 1558, A iii-v.; image BnF/Gallica    823 15.38 Workshop of Jacopo Strada, drawing of a round or tetrastyle temple, reconstruction on the basis of a coin-reverse in the Magnum ac Novum opus; FBG, ms. A 2175-05, f. 41r    823 15.39–15.40 Workshop of Jacopo Strada, designs for a helmet in the ‘antique’ style and for a turban; ÖNB-HS, Cod. min. 21. 1, ff. 15/14 and 63/61    828