
Anker San Giorgio in Mantua 1891
Albert Anker · 1831 - 1910
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Anker, A. (1891). Anker San Giorgio in Mantua 1891 [Print]. Wikimedia Commons. https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-5493254
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Anker, Albert. Anker San Giorgio in Mantua 1891. 1891. Wikimedia Commons. Artnap. https://artnap.com/artwork/cmsab-5493254.
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This watercolor depicts a fortified castle with tall square towers, a sunlit ochre facade, and a grassy slope in the foreground. Two figures walk along a pale stone path before the walls.








































