A fine view of Orvieto by G.B. Moore after Edward Lear from “The Ecclesiastical Architecture of Italy from the Time of Constantine to the Fifteenth Century” by Henry Gally Knight published in London in 1843.
View of Orvieto
Panorama of the town from “The Ecclesiastical Architecture in Italy..” by Henry Knight. [cod.1085/15]
- Year: 1842
- Dimension: 306 x 429 mm
- Place of publication: London
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