Andriake Mermerleri: Lykia-Andriake’deki bir tepe üzerinde bulunmakta olup erken 19. yüzyılda kaybolan, İ.S. 1.-2. yüzyıla ait bir Roma anıt mezarı ve seyrüsefer işaretçisi olarak “yıkılmış, beyaz mermerden küçük bir tapınak”

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A caprice or capriccio is a drawing or painting that has been composed from a variety of different elements recorded separately that have been combined by the artist to form an imagined composition, often depicting an idea of a time or of the passage of time, and the idea of a place, relating to patrimony and history, to the consequences of the passage of time and to destiny, rather than taking a more or less exact copy of a particular place from a particular position. The latter work would in the 18 th c. have been termed a view or veduta, rather than a caprice or capriccio. Those 18 th and 19 th c. artists, such as G. A. Canaletto, G. P. Panini, C. R. Cockerell, and H. J. Johnson, who drew and painted capriccio also drew and painted accurate views. The insertion of transients, people, ships and boats, birds and animals drawn elsewhere into the depiction of a view or veduta does not change the work into a capriccio but, for example the painting entitled, A