Naples. Tomb of King Ladislaus in San Giovanni a Carbonara by Richard Norman Shaw

Architectural plate of a Gothic tomb with pinnacles, carved figures, an equestrian statue, and seated effigies in arches.

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Naples. Tomb of King Ladislaus in San Giovanni a Carbonara, Richard Norman Shaw (1872). Via artnap.com

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This architectural drawing shows an elaborate Gothic tomb with a tiered canopy, pinnacles, and carved figures, including an equestrian statue at the top and seated effigies within the central arch. The printed plate is labeled as the tomb of King Ladislaus in San Giovanni a Carbonara, Naples, and is attributed to Richard Norman Shaw, dated 1872.

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