Veue de la Cour and du Palais de S. Marc, a Venise

(View from the courtyard of the Doge's Palace to St. Mark's Basilica)


This is an original copperplate engraving by Israel Silvestre and Gabriel Perelle approx. from 1650.

  • Title: Veue de la Cour and du Palais de S. Marc, a Venise
  • area or Location: View of St. Mark's Basilica from the courtyard of the Doge's Palace
  • Cartographer: Israel Silvestre (1621 - 1691) / Gabriel Perelle (1604 / 1677) - Published by Langlois, Paris
  • Year: 1650
  • Plate area size: approx. 13x23cm
  • Technology: Engraving
  • Condition (Perfect/Very Good/Good/Fair/Fair/Poor): In good condition. Slightly browned for age. 
  • Remarks: The rare copper engraving shows this View of St. Mark's Basilica from the courtyard of the Doge's Palace with people in the foreground.
English description:

This rare copper engraving depicts the famous St Mark's Basilica from the court of the Palazzo Ducale. The copper engraving was created by Israel Silvestre (1621 - 1691) / Gabriel Perelle (1604 / 1677) and published around 1650 at Langlois in Paris. It measures approximately 13 x 22 cm (plate size) and is in good condition. There is some light browning due to age.

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This is an original copperplate engraving by Israel Silvestre and Gabriel Perelle approx. from 1650. Cartographer: Israel Silvestre (1621 - 1691) / Gabriel Perelle (1604 / 1677) - Published by Langlois, Paris Remarks: The rare copper engraving shows this View of St. Mark's Basilica from the courtyard of the Doge's Palace with people in the foreground. This rare copper engraving depicts the famous St Mark's Basilica from the court of the Palazzo Ducale. The copper engraving was created by Israel Silvestre (1621 - 1691) / Gabriel Perelle (1604 / 1677) and published around 1650 at Langlois in Paris. It measures approximately 13 x 22 cm (plate size) and is in good condition. There is some light browning due to age.   - - - International buyers welcome. If you have any questions, please don't h