
Naples. Santa Chiara. Detail of part of High Altar
Richard Norman Shaw · 1831-1912
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Naples. Santa Chiara. Detail of part of High Altar, Richard Norman Shaw (1872). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Richard Norman Shaw died in 1912; this work is in the public domain.
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This architectural plate shows a detail of part of the high altar at Santa Chiara in Naples, drawn in line with three pointed arches supported by richly carved columns and capitals. A separate section drawing of a cusp and a vertical profile of a column and base accompany the main elevation, with a scale noted at the bottom right. The print is credited to Richard Norman Shaw and dated 1872.























