Important very fine aquatint view showing the Sanctuary of the Beata Vergine del Pilone, a beautiful example of Piedmontese Baroque, near Moretta in the province of Cuneo. Below are the signatures of “M. Nicolosino dis.” and “G. Arghinenti inc.”. From the Descrizione dei Santuari del Piemonte piu’ distinti… published in Turin, 1822-25 by F. Reycend e Compagnia.
Santuario della S.S. Vergine Maria di Moretta
- Year: 1820-1825
- Dimension: 235 x 295 mm
- Place of publication: Turin
€ 180,00
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