C. Ceasar Dict, Perpetuo
Dateca. 1712
Engraver
Jan de Leeuw
MediumEtching and line engraving
Credit LineMuseum Purchase
Object number1983-65
DescriptionLower margin reads: "C. CEASAR DICT./ PERPETUO/ Ex marmore/ antiquo/ Serenissimo Domino Dn.o/ Francisco Eugenio Sa-/ baudiae et Pedemon/ tiae Principi Marchi/ oni de Saluzzo et/ Aureil Verlleris Equi- ti Sacre Caesariae/ Regiaeq Majesta-co Bellici Proesidi/ General Campi/ Marchallo, et unius/ Regiminis Desulto-/ in Italia existentis Comen/ danti Generali, &c./ N.o 3/ Haec Tabula humillime Dicata est/ J. de Leeuw Sculps./ Lectori"Label TextThis print of Julius Caesar is based on a drawing of by Peter Paul Rubens (now in the collection of the Louvre) based on an unidentified sculpture bust. This version is dedicated to Prince Eugene of Savoy, a field marshal of the army of the Holy Roman Empire and engraved by Flemish artist Jan de Leeuw. It was likely part of a series of prints of Roman and Greek leaders.
1785-1800
ca. 1625
July 1, 1745
1660-1729