![- CONESTABILE (Giancarlo). Mural paintings in bronze and in terra cotta scoped in a necropolis near Orvieto in 1863 by Domenico Golini. Illustrazione congiunta a XVIII tavole in rame pubblicata per commissione e a spese del R. Ministerio della publica istruzione d'Italia. Florence, Mariano Cellini, 1865, one vol. in 4° of text; one vol. in folio oblong of atlas, 206 pp. [volume of text]; [2] ff. n. ch. (title and table of plates), with 18 plates engraved by B. Bartoccini and mounted on tabs [atlas volume], blond half calf, spine ribbed and decorated with gilt fillets and lions, title-pieces in bottle, spotted edges (J. Weber). A good copy. Very rare complete with the atlas. Perugino Gian Carlo Conestàbile della Staffa (1824-1877) was one of the most prominent Italian etruscan scholars, a disciple of Vermiglioli and his successor in the chair of archaeology at the University of Perugia. He was responsible for the discovery of the famous tomb of the Volumni, but in this book he focuses on the material of the Golini Tombs (or originally "tomba delle due bighe" and "tomba dei Velii"), unearthed in 1863, dated to the second half of the 4th century B.C. and entirely decorated with frescoes.](https://cdn.drouot.com/d/lot/fullHD/6/115165/1a271714a0aeb0d4dc7664989695243b)
- CONESTABILE (Giancarlo). Mural paintings in bronze and in terra cotta scoped in a necropolis near Orvieto in 1863 by Domenico Golini. Illustrazione congiunta a XVIII tavole in rame pubblicata per commissione e a spese del R. Ministerio della publica istruzione d'Italia. Florence, Mariano Cellini, 1865, one vol. in 4° of text; one vol. in folio oblong of atlas, 206 pp. [volume of text]; [2] ff. n. ch. (title and table of plates), with 18 plates engraved by B. Bartoccini and mounted on tabs [atlas volume], blond half calf, spine ribbed and decorated with gilt fillets and lions, title-pieces in bottle, spotted edges (J. Weber). A good copy. Very rare complete with the atlas. Perugino Gian Carlo Conestàbile della Staffa (1824-1877) was one of the most prominent Italian etruscan scholars, a disciple of Vermiglioli and his successor in the chair of archaeology at the University of Perugia. He was responsible for the discovery of the famous tomb of the Volumni, but in this book he focuses on the material of the Golini Tombs (or originally "tomba delle due bighe" and "tomba dei Velii"), unearthed in 1863, dated to the second half of the 4th century B.C. and entirely decorated with frescoes.
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- CONESTABILE (Giancarlo). Mural paintings in bronze and in terra cotta scoped in a necropolis near Orvieto in 1863 by Domenico Golini. Illustrazione congiunta a XVIII tavole in rame pubblicata per commissione e a spese del R. Ministerio della publica istruzione d'Italia. Florence, Mariano Cellini, 1865, one vol. in 4° of text; one vol. in folio oblong of atlas, 206 pp. [volume of text]; [2] ff. n. ch. (title and table of plates), with 18 plates engraved by B. Bartoccini and mounted on tabs [atlas volume], blond half calf, spine ribbed and decorated with gilt fillets and lions, title-pieces in bottle, spotted edges (J. Weber). A good copy. Very rare complete with the atlas. Perugino Gian Carlo Conestàbile della Staffa (1824-1877) was one of the most prominent Italian etruscan scholars, a disciple of Vermiglioli and his successor in the chair of archaeology at the University of Perugia. He was responsible for the discovery of the famous tomb of the Volumni, but in this book he focuses on the material of the Golini Tombs (or originally "tomba delle due bighe" and "tomba dei Velii"), unearthed in 1863, dated to the second half of the 4th century B.C. and entirely decorated with frescoes.
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