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Eighteen Views of Rome: The Piazza Farnese (recto)

Lievin Cruyl

Cleveland Museum of Art

The image depicts a city square with a large building in the background, a fountain in the center, and people walking around. The large building has three stories, with many windows and a flat roof. The fountain features a statue on top and water flowing from it. There are several people dressed in old-fashioned clothing walking around the square. The buildings on either side of the square are multi-story and have many windows. The sky is blue with white clouds. The image is drawn in a detailed, realistic style, with shading and texture. The image has a title written in cursive script at the top. There is also some writing in cursive script at the bottom.

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1136 × 893 px
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