Eighteen Views of Rome: The Piazza Farnese (recto); Cartouche (verso)
The image shows two pages side by side. The left page depicts a drawing of a city square with a large fountain in the center. The square is surrounded by buildings on three sides, with the fourth side open. The buildings are multi-story and have many windows. People are standing on the left side of the square. The sky is blue with white clouds. The right page is blank and yellowed with age, with some darker spots and marks. The pages have a worn, aged appearance. The drawing is in sepia tones. There is writing at the top of the left page. The left page has a small decorative element at the bottom center. The image appears to be a historical illustration.
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