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Masterpieces painting with architecture scapes of Italy
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Pictures:
The Prisoners' Excavation of the Roman Forum :: Otto Wagner
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Firework Display at the Castel Sant' Angelo in Rome :: Joseph Wright of Derby
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View of the Port of Ripetta, a Rome :: Hubert Robert
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Interior of the Pantheon, Rome :: Giovanni Paolo Pannini
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Capriccio of a Round Church with an Elaborate Gothic Portico in a Piazza, a Palladian Piazza and a Gothic Church Beyond :: Canal
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A Rainy Day in the Vomero Naples :: Attilio Pratella
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Napoli, da Toledo :: Frans Vervloet
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View of Naples :: Claude-Joseph Vernet
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The Tower of San Vitale :: Joseph Edward Southall
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View of the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence :: Antonietta Brandeis
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Italy has a huge architectural heritage, many works from which are known everywhere. But the painters are attracted also by fairly simple, inconspicuous objects, which at some point create a composition worthy of their pen. The canvas "Firework Display at the Castel Sant 'Angelo in Rome" by Joseph Wright of Derby opens a sunset view from the famous castle to the nearby buildings, much less familiar to the public. And in the work "A Rainy Day in the Vomero Naples" Attilio Pratella shows a simple, [Expand]
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