Magnum ac novum opus, Continens descriptionem Vitae, imaginum, numismatum omnium <...> Imperatorum <...> usque ad Carolu[m] V. Imperatorem: Magnum ac novum opus, vol. 01

Strada, Jacobus

FBG, Chart. A 2175, Vol. 01

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IDENTIFIERS

ID:	FBG, Chart. A 2175, Vol. 01, fol. 007 r
DHBEF–ID:	https://archive.thulb.uni-jena.de/ufb/rsc/viewer/ufb_derivate_00006734/Chart-A-02175-01_000007.tif
CENSUS–ID:	10200873
PAGE-TYPE:	Coin drawing
NAME / PLACE IN ORDER:	C. Julius Caesar

DESCRIPTION | COIN DRAWING

OBV / REV:	Obverse
DESCRIPTION:	Caesar, head, right, laureate; lituus and culullus behind
LEGEND:	CAESAR.IMP.
OBV / REV OF:	FBG, Chart. A 2175, Vol. 01, fol. 008 r [but note comment]
DIASKEUE:	UBW, III-160898, Vol. ##, fol. ???, br. ???
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IDENTIFICATION OF SOURCE

SOURCE–TYPE:	Antique
SOURCE, DESCRIPTION:	Denarius of M. Mettius (Caesar / Venus)
SOURCE, ID:	› Census ID: 1056230
SOURCE, REF.:	RRC, 480.3
SOURCE, COMMENT:	Obverse and reverse (fol. 8r) do not correspond to an existing coin.

DESCRIPTION: MATERIAL, TECHNIQUE, DRAUGHTSMANSHIP

WATERMARK:	None
TECHNIQUE:	Standard
UNDERDRAWING:	Image> none \| Legend: yes
DRAWING AIDS:	None
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EDITORIAL COMMENT

REMARKS:

Obverse and reverse (in the following drawing, fol. 8r) are taken from different sources; the different paper and style of these two drawings suggest that either or both were misplaced during the binding of the Magnum Opus.
The obverse depicted is reputed to be the earliest coin minted with the portrait head of living person.
Rather angular contours; heavyhanded wash; divergent type of laurel (?) leaves (rounded instead of pointed)

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