LEAR, Edward (British, 1812-1888). The Tor di Schiavi on the Via Labieana, Rome Active Octavo The bill had the support

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which are eaten as bread with meat or other foods

causing the dye to settle at the bottom to form small cakes that were later dried

Spanish and Russian explorations in the region up to 1800

rendered with the precision and tonal subtlety that define the work of one of the most important natural history illustrators of nineteenth century France

LEAR, Edward (British, 1812-1888). The Tor di Schiavi on the Via Labieana, Rome Active Octavo The bill had the supportLEAR, Edward (British, 1812 1888). The Tor di Schiavi on the Via Labieana, Rome Oil on canvas. Signed: "E. Lear, 1842" 9" x 17 1 2" canvas, 18 1 4" x 26 1 4" framed. Provenance: Painted for Captain and Miss Phipps Hornby of Shooters Hill, Kent; Miss Edith Jones, and thence by descent. During the nineteenth century, artists and tourists alike flocked to Italy to observe the country's countless ruins and bask in its mythical golden sunlight. Edward Lear