

The Ponte Vecchio, Florence by Jacques Callot. A stone bridge with a large central archway and smaller archways on either side spans a river. The bridge has buildings on top of it. In the foreground, a nude man sits on the left side. Several nude people are in the river below the bridge, some standing and some sitting. A cityscape with buildings and a mountain range is visible in the background. The sky appears cloudy.
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- 1252 × 893 px
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