Rom in der Renaissance von Nicolaus V. bis auf Julius II
Ernst Steinmann's 1899 art-historical study of Renaissance Rome, from Nicholas V to Julius II, published in Leipzig by Seemann for scholars of art and architecture. Its plates are halftone reproductions of frescoes and painted scenes, showing seated and standing figures in interiors with architectural framing, and the figures' draped robes, gestures and contemplative poses offer designers useful compositional models of Renaissance grouping and drapery.
