Ascent to the Bochetta
John Robert Cozens · British, 1752-1797
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A pencil sketch on tan paper shows a mountainous landscape with dense clusters of trees and a winding path climbing a rocky slope. A small stone building sits at the left among the foliage, and a few figures are placed along the path at right. The inscription 'Ascent to the Bochetta' is written at the top, and the work is attributed to John Robert Cozens.
