Italy - Naples; Viali - Promontoire de Naples - 1751-1760





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Viali’s copper engraving “Promontoire de Naples” depicts the countryside near Naples and is presented in contemporary hand colour.
Description from the seller
Beautiful view of the countryside near Naples. In the centre of the lower section is a coat of arms, flanked by a dedication to Claude-Alexandre de Villeneuve, Comte de Vence (1702–1760), a French military officer. As the Comte de Vence is referred to in the text as an ‘Associé Libre’ of the Royal Academy (admitted in September 1753) and as a Maréchal de Camp (since 1748), the print can be dated to the period between 1753 and 1760. The plate was engraved by the French copperplate engraver Jean-François Feradiny (born in Paris in 1724). The painted model for this engraving was created by the French marine painter Louis-René Vialy (also Viali, c. 1680–1770).
Sheet size 33 x 48 cm
Condition
good, beautiful colour, water stains in the right-hand corners. Barely noticeable in the image.
Beautiful view of the countryside near Naples. In the centre of the lower section is a coat of arms, flanked by a dedication to Claude-Alexandre de Villeneuve, Comte de Vence (1702–1760), a French military officer. As the Comte de Vence is referred to in the text as an ‘Associé Libre’ of the Royal Academy (admitted in September 1753) and as a Maréchal de Camp (since 1748), the print can be dated to the period between 1753 and 1760. The plate was engraved by the French copperplate engraver Jean-François Feradiny (born in Paris in 1724). The painted model for this engraving was created by the French marine painter Louis-René Vialy (also Viali, c. 1680–1770).
Sheet size 33 x 48 cm
Condition
good, beautiful colour, water stains in the right-hand corners. Barely noticeable in the image.

