France - Sicily; Saint non - Acquedotto principe di Biscari presso Catania - 1801-1820

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Acquedotto principe di Biscari presso Catania, published by Saint non, France, depicting Sicily at 40 × 52 cm in non‑coloured engraving in excellent condition.

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Beautiful view of the Aqueduct of the Prince of Biscari, etched in copperplate and published in the second half of the 18th century by Abbé Saint‑Non. The copy is part of a second edition printed at the beginning of the 19th century. This view is taken from the very famous work by Saint‑Non, 'Viaggio pittoresco nel regno di Napoli', and is mounted in an elegant Passe-Partout, so the view is ready to be placed in a frame. All in excellent condition.

Beautiful view of the Aqueduct of the Prince of Biscari, etched in copperplate and published in the second half of the 18th century by Abbé Saint‑Non. The copy is part of a second edition printed at the beginning of the 19th century. This view is taken from the very famous work by Saint‑Non, 'Viaggio pittoresco nel regno di Napoli', and is mounted in an elegant Passe-Partout, so the view is ready to be placed in a frame. All in excellent condition.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
1
Country
France
Geographical specification
Sicily
Map maker/publisher
Saint non
Map/book title
Acquedotto principe di Biscari presso Catania
Period
1801-1820
Condition
Excellent
Additional Information
A picturesque journey in the kingdom of Naples
Map colour
Uncoloured map
Height
40 cm
Width
52 cm
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