André Durand Marciana Marina from the 19th century
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SKU: ANT-A779
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Description
André Durand Marciana Marina 1862 Lithograph printed in two colors by Eugène Ciceroni at the request of André Durand, published in Paris by Lemercier and included in the famous work “L’Ile d’Elbe album recueilli sous la diréction de M. le Prince Anatole Demidoffi, 1862”. The print is framed in the original handmade marbled cardboard in shades of green, and the entire piece is mounted in a shaped Sienese yellow-colored rod. The view, mentioned above, was captured after arriving from Biodoli along the Sentiero della Salute trail.
André Durand, a renowned lithographer and illustrator, as well as an archaeology expert, encouraged by the enthusiasm of Russian Prince Anatole Demidoff, published his first album containing 18 lithographs of picturesque views of Elba Island (in collaboration with Eugène Ciceroni). These are evocative works depicting the wild and partly unexplored island. Among them are external views of Portoferraio, Rio Marina, Marciana, as well as the Imperial Villa San Martino with the Napoleonic Museum founded by Prince Demidoff.
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Attributes / Details
| SKU | ANT-A779 |
| Manufacturer | Antyki |
| Model | A779 |
| Material | marble cardboard, rod |
| Size | Height: 61 cm Width: 73 cm Depth: 3 cm |
| Age | 19th century |
| Year | 1800 |
| Destiny | For the office and office |
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