5 biblical scenes from the Logge.

Etchings, ca. 25,7 x 30,0 cm, laid paper, all signed at bottom left: "R. V. I. in Vat.", address at bottom right: "Io. Iac. de Rub. form. Romae.", Latin text in lower margin, 2 signed at bottom right: "Petrus Aquila de. sculp.", 3 signed: "Caesar Fantect(i). del. sculp.".

3 loose with wide margins, 2 under passe-partout and gilt frame (not studied outside frame).

N. 4, 26, 30, 48, 51 from the series "Imagines Veteris ac Novi Testamenti", also known as the "Raphael Bible". The series reproduces the frescos painted by Raphael in the Logge of the Vatican. The plates by Pietro dell'Aquila show Solomon building the Temple in Jerusalem and the baptism of Christ, the plates by Cesare Fantetti depict the Creation, Joseph being sold by his brothers, and Moses and the burning bush.