Eighteen Views of Rome: The Piazza Barberini (recto); Tracing of a Fountain from recto and Sketches of Two Faces (verso)
The image shows two pages. The left page features a drawing of a city square with a large building in the background and a fountain in the center. The square is filled with people and horse-drawn carriages. The drawing is done in brown ink on aged paper. The top of the page has cursive writing. The bottom left of the page has more writing. The right page is blank except for some tape and writing on the page. There are two pieces of paper taped to the page with writing on them. The pages are rectangular and have a sepia tone.
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- 900 × 342 px
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