Having been a Piranesi buff in a past life, particularly the Campo Marzio and Carceri series, I highly recommend this.

The Outlet of Lake Albano, 1762

“Marvel at unforgettable images of classical and baroque Rome in this free exhibition of exquisite rare artworks from 18th-century Italian master-printmaker Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720–78). This stunning exhibition highlights the grand churches, imposing palaces and monumental ruins of Rome. It also includes illustrated books and paintings by his contemporaries. Don’t miss the opportunity to see over 100 significant works, focusing on superb prints from his Vedute di Roma (Views of Rome).

This will be the largest exhibition of Piranesi’s work ever to be seen in Australia – don’t miss it!”

Saturday 22 February 2014 – Sunday 22 June 2014.
This free exhibition is open 10am–5pm daily (to 9pm Thursdays).