Cleveland Museum of Art

Veduta dei muri che investivano le falde del Monte Celio

Giovanni Battista Piranesi

Date: 1750s
Medium: etching and engraving
Culture: Italy, 18th century
Department: Prints
Institution: Cleveland Museum of Art

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