Fourth View of Italy by Joseph Vernet (1750)

Engraving of a hilltop Italian town with towers and an aqueduct, with washerwomen working at a stream in the foreground.

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This engraved print shows a hilltop town with fortified towers and walls above a rocky cliff, with washerwomen working by a stream in the foreground and an aqueduct at left. The inscription identifies it as the Fourth View of Italy, after a painting by Joseph Vernet, dated 1750 and dedicated to Monsieur Dupleix de Bacquencourt.

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1750

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