Lorenzo Suscipi 1802

occupation:
Photographer
Nationality:
Italian

With Achile Morelli Lorenzo Suscipi provided 45 daguerreotypes of Rome to Alexander John Ellis (1818-1890).

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Daguerreotype view of Rome, Panorama from San Pietro in Montorio. This is one of a series of eight forming a panorama of the city, taken by Lorenzo Suscipi in 1841. This daguerreotype was taken from a viewpoint near the church of San Pietro in Montorio (St Peter's on the Golden Hill) on the Janiculum Hill, one of the Seven Hills of Rome. (7 of 8).

Daguerreotype of Rome, Panorama from San Pietro in Montorio, 1841 by Lorenzo Suscipi
Daguerreotype of Rome, Panorama from San Pietro in Montorio, 1841 by Lorenzo Suscipi (2 of 8).A daguerreotype view of Rome. This is one of a series of eight forming a panorama of the city, taken by Lorenzo Suscipi in 1841.This daguerreotype was taken from a viewpoint near the church of San Pietro in Montorio (St Peter's on the Golden Hill) on the Janiculum Hill, one of the Seven Hills of Rome.

Daguerreotype of Rome
Daguerreotype view of Rome, Panorama from San Pietro in Montorio. This is one of a series of eight forming a panorama of the city, taken by Lorenzo Suscipi in 1841. This daguerreotype was taken from a viewpoint near the church of San Pietro in Montorio (St Peter's on the Golden Hill) on the Janiculum Hill, one of the Seven Hills of Rome.

Rome, Panorama from San Pietro in Montorio
Daguerreotype, entitled "Rome, View from the Pavillion in the Orti Farnesi on the Palace of the Caesars", taken by Lorenzo Suscipi in 1841

Rome, View from the Pavillion in the Orti Farnesi on the Palace of the Caesars
Daguerreotype, entitled "Rome, Bronze Statue of Emperor Marcus Aurelius [South Side] on the Capitoline Hill", taken by Lorenzzo Suspici in c. 1840

Rome, Bronze Statue of Emperor Marcus Aurelius [South Side] on the Capitoline Hill
Daguerreotype view of Rome, Panorama from San Pietro in Montorio. This is one of a series of eight forming a panorama of the city, taken by Lorenzo Suscipi in 1841. This daguerreotype was taken from a viewpoint near the church of San Pietro in Montorio (St Peter's on the Golden Hill) on the Janiculum Hill, one of the Seven Hills of Rome.i (5 of 8).

Daguerreotype of Rome, Panorama from San Pietro in Montorio, 1841 by Lorenzo Suscipi
Daguerreotype, entitled "Rome, West side of the Coliseum as seen from Palace of the Caesars near the Arch of Titus", taken by Lorenzo Suscipi, on 8th June 1841

Rome, West side of the Coliseum as seen from Palace of the Caesars near the Arch of Titus
Daguerreotype of Rome, Arch of Septimus Severus, 1841 by the Rev. Alexander Ellis. View from the Church of San Martina, to the left a portion of the Arch of Septimus Severus

Daguerreotype of Rome, Arch of Septimus Severus, 1841 by the Rev Alexander Ellis
Daguerreotype, entitled "Rome, Forum from the South side of the Coliseum", taken by Lorenzo Suscipi in 1841

Rome, Forum from the South side of the Coliseum
Daguerreotype, entitled "Rome, Forum from the West side of the Arch of Titius", taken by Lorenzo Suscipi in 1841

Rome, Forum from the West side of the Arch of Titius
Daguerreotype, entitled "Rome, Campagna di Roma. Tivoli. The Cunicoli made by Gregory XVI in order to turn the course of the Anis 1834" taken by Lorenzo Suscipi in 1841

Rome, Campagna di Roma. Tivoli. The Cunicoli made by Gregory XVI in order to turn the course of the Anis 1834

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