Giovanni Battista de'Cavalieri (1526–1597), an Italian engraver, was born at Villa Lagarina and died at Rome. His style of engraving resembles that of Aeneas Vico. Many of his plates are copies after the great Italian masters; they are etched, and finished with the graver. He was very laborious, and his plates number nearly 380. The following are those most worthy of notice. (From Wikipedia)
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Cavalieri, Giovanni Battista, approximately 1525-1601: Antiquarum Statuarum Urbis Romae (4 books in 2 volumes; 1585-1594)
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Cavalieri, Giovanni Battista, approximately 1525-1601: Antiqvarvm statvarvm vrbis Romae tertivs et qvartvs liber ([s.n.], 1585) (page images at HathiTrust)- Cavalieri, Giovanni Battista, approximately 1525-1601: Cosmo Medici duci Florentinor et Senens Vrbis Romæ aedificiorvm illvstrivmqvæ svpersvnt reliqviæ ([Florence, Italy?] : [publisher not identified], M.D. LXIX kal. mai [May 1, 1569], 1569), also by Giovanni Antonio Dosio (page images at HathiTrust)
- Cavalieri, Giovanni Battista, approximately 1525-1601: Ecclesiae anglicanae trophæa, siue, Sanctor̄ martyrum, qui pro Christo catholicæq̀ fidei veritate asserenda : antiquo recentioriq̀ persecutionum tempore, mortem in Anglia subierunt, passiones, Romæ in Collegio Anglico (Ioannes Orlandi formis Romae, 1602), also by Giovanni Battista Cavalieri and approximately 1520-approximately 1596 Pomarancio (page images at HathiTrust)
- Cavalieri, Giovanni Battista, approximately 1525-1601: Ecclesiae militantis triumphi ([Ex officina Bartholmæi Grassi], 1583), also by approximately 1520-approximately 1596 Pomarancio (page images at HathiTrust)
- Cavalieri, Giovanni Battista, approximately 1525-1601: Pontificum Romanorum effigies (Ex typographia Dominici Basae, 1580) (page images at HathiTrust)
- Cavalieri, Giovanni Battista, approximately 1525-1601: Romanorum imperatorum effigies (Apud Vincentium Accoltum, 1583), also by Tomasz Treter and Vincenzo Accolti (page images at HathiTrust)
- Cavalieri, Giovanni Battista, approximately 1525-1601: Sanctorum martyrum, qui pro Christo catholicaeque fidei veritate asserenda (Ex officina Bartholomæi Grassi, 1584), also by approximately 1520-approximately 1596 Pomarancio (page images at HathiTrust)
- Cavalieri, Giovanni Battista, approximately 1525-1601: Vite depontefici di Antonio Ciccarelli (Ex typographia Dominici Basae, 1588), also by Antonio Ciccarelli (page images at HathiTrust)
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