Candelabra, Vessels and Ornament, nos. 358–369 ("Designs for Various Ornaments," pl. 54) March 20, 1792 Michelangelo Pergolesi These ornament designs for a candleabra are numbered from 358 to 369. The print comes from a group that Pergolesi made and published serially in London between 1777 and 1792. There is no title page, but a prospectus of ca. 1786 described the group as: "A great variety of original designs of vases, figures, medallions, friezes, pilasters, panels and other ornaments, in the Etruscan and grotesque style." The complete set contains 67 plates numbered 1-66 (two are numbered
Candelabra, Vessels and Ornament, nos. 358–369 ("Designs for Various Ornaments," pl. 54) March 20, 1792 Michelangelo Pergolesi These ornament designs for a candleabra are numbered from 358 to 369. The print comes from a group that Pergolesi made and published serially in London between 1777 and 1792. There is no title page, but a prospectus of ca. 1786 described the group as: "A great variety of original designs of vases, figures, medallions, friezes, pilasters, panels and other ornaments, in the Etruscan and grotesque style." The complete set contains 67 plates numbered 1-66 (two are numbered 56), with designs within the plates irregularly numbered 1-435 (in Roman numerals at first, then with Arabic numbers). In 1801, after Pergolesi's death, four additional plates of designs were published by a bookseller Dulouchamp (or Dulonchamp).. Candelabra, Vessels and Ornament, nos. 358–369 ("Designs for Various Ornaments," pl. 54). March 20, 1792. Etching and engraving
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