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Giovanni Battista Borra - View of the Theater and Plan of the Ionic Temple at Sardis

View of the Theater and Plan of the Ionic Temple at Sardis (ca. 1750)

Giovanni Battista Borra (Italian, 1713 – 1770)
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Giovanni Battista Borra was an Italian architect, engineer and architectural draughtsman.

Borra was born in Dogliani. Studying under Bernardo Antonio Vittone from 1733 to 1736 (producing 10 plates for his teacher's Istruzione elementari per indirizzo de'giovani allo studio dell'architettura civile, published in Lugano in 1760), in 1748 he published a work of his own. This was a handbook on buildings' stability, practical in tone. He met Robert Wood in Rome, and joined his 1750–51 antiquarian expedition to Asia Minor and Syria as its architectural draughtsman before returning with Wood to England.

There he used his sketchbooks (now in the library of the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies, London) to produce the original drawings (now in the Royal Institute of British Architects) for Wood's The Ruins of Balbec and The Ruins of Palmyra, and from 1752 to 1760 carried out commissions for English patrons. These works and their images led to motifs from Baalbek and Palmyra becoming fashionable for ceiling and interior decorations in England and Italy (Borra used them, for example, in his own work on the south facade of the Palazzo Isnardi and the interior decoration of its Sala d'Ercole and Sala di Diana, on the piano nobile). He is thought to have died in Turin.

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Details of a Composite Order from the Temple of Augustus at Mylasa

Details of a Composite Order from the Temple of Augustus at Mylasa (ca. 1750)

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View of the Ruins of an Ionic Temple at Sardis, Probably the Temple of Neptune

View of the Ruins of an Ionic Temple at Sardis, Probably the Temple of Neptune (ca. 1750)

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Stromboli (1750)

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Details of a Corinthian Order from a Temple at Cnidus

Details of a Corinthian Order from a Temple at Cnidus (ca. 1750)

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Details of a Corinthian Order from a Temple at Ephesus, Probably that of Hadrian

Details of a Corinthian Order from a Temple at Ephesus, Probably that of Hadrian (ca. 1750)

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Is’Tmo di Cizico unito al Continente

Is’Tmo di Cizico unito al Continente (ca. 1750)

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Plan, View and Second Plan of Ruins at Sardis

Plan, View and Second Plan of Ruins at Sardis (ca. 1750)

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Two Corinthian Pillars Found near the Ionic Temple at Aphrodisias (now Geyve)

Two Corinthian Pillars Found near the Ionic Temple at Aphrodisias (now Geyve) (ca. 1750)

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Topographical Map of Halicarnassus at its Harbor

Topographical Map of Halicarnassus at its Harbor (ca. 1750)

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Details of a Corinthian Temple on the Acropolis of Pergamon

Details of a Corinthian Temple on the Acropolis of Pergamon (ca. 1750)

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Remains of an Ionic Temple of Bacchus at Aphrodisias

Remains of an Ionic Temple of Bacchus at Aphrodisias (ca. 1750)

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