First View of the Levant by Joseph Vernet

Engraving of a Levantine harbor with a fortress wall, women with jars, a large urn, sailboats, and a fisherman on rocks.

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This engraved print titled First View of the Levant shows a Mediterranean harbor scene with a fortified stone wall and tower on the left, women carrying jars beside a large carved urn, and figures in turbans and robes resting by the water. A fisherman kneels on rocks at right while sailing vessels and a larger ship appear on the calm sea. The work is attributed to Joseph Vernet and is held in the Wikimedia Commons collection.

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