Jean Francois Colson, The Tree called Dei cento Cavalli, 1797.
190 mm x 287 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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The Tree called Dei cento Cavalli, 1797
Jean Francois Colson (1733 - 1803)
RA Collection: Art
190 mm x 287 mm
Associated works of art
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![Wilhelm Friedrich Gmelin, Winter Huts, on the Shores of the Adriatic]()
Wilhelm Friedrich Gmelin
Winter Huts, on the Shores of the Adriatic, 1797
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![Wilhelm Friedrich Gmelin, Winter Huts, on the Shores of the Adriatic.]()
Wilhelm Friedrich Gmelin
Winter Huts, on the Shores of the Adriatic., 1797
Engraving
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![Jacob Philipp Hackert, View of a Rocky Valley near Sorento]()
Jacob Philipp Hackert
View of a Rocky Valley near Sorento, 1797
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![Friedrich Rehberg, Grotta di Matrimonio: in the Island of Capri]()
Friedrich Rehberg
Grotta di Matrimonio: in the Island of Capri, 1797
Engraving
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