A Motif from the Syracuse Vicinity by Hans Wilt

Watercolor of scattered ancient stone blocks and ruined walls on a dry hillside with olive trees and a distant sea.

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A broad watercolor landscape shows large, weathered stone blocks scattered across a sun-dried hillside, with the remains of a masonry wall rising at the right edge. Green trees gather on the left beneath a pale sky, and a flat expanse of golden grass stretches toward a distant horizon. The painting is signed and dated by Hans Wilt, with the inscription reading Epipoli 10 93 and Siracus.

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