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Il Castello di Vibona nella Marina di Monteleone
Published by Bivona - (VV)
Seller: Sergio Trippini, Gavirate, VA, Italy
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
Stampa, antica ed originale, con veduta del castello, in stato di abbandono. Autore: Cirelli Filippo lit. & Giuli dis. Luogo: Bivona - (VV). Anno: 1853-60. Tecnica: litografia fondo seppia. Dimensioni: 148x241. Inserita nell'opera "Il Regno delle Due Sicilie descritto e illustrato" dedicata alla Maestà Ferdinando II. Edita a Napoli da Filippo Cirelli dal 1853 al 1860.
