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Voyage en Italie en 1822

Jean-Baptiste Isabey

Cleveland Museum of Art

Black and white illustration of a stone bridge with an arch, with multiple people on it and on the stone walkway leading to it. A tower with a cross on top is on the left. A river runs under the bridge, with a town on the other side. A horse-drawn cart is on the left. The sky is cloudy. Text at the top reads "25 FLORENCE". Text at the bottom center reads "Le Pont Alla Carraia".

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