The Steep Fort by Joseph Vernet (1750)

Engraved coastal landscape with a fortress on a cliff, sailing ships on the water, fishermen, and a large tree in the foregro

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This engraved print shows a coastal landscape with a fortified citadel perched on a rocky cliff at the right. Sailing ships and small boats sit on calm water at the left, while fishermen work near the shore and two women walk with a child and a dog beneath a large tree. The title Le Fort Escarpé and the attribution to Joseph Vernet, dated 1750, appear in the lower margin.

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1750

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