Werner, Friedrich Bernhard (sold)
Friedrich Bernhard Werner (1690-1778) was a German-born civil engineer, trained in Nice, who went on to become an accomplished copper-plate engraver, interested in subjects of cityscapes, monuments, churches, and public works. During the mid-18th century Werner travelled extensively in Central Europe documenting the architecture of its most prominent cities.
A scarce view of Genoa naming some 56 important locations.
Genua.
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A scarce c. 1725-1750 panoramic view of Genoa, Italy by Martin Engelbrecht. This view follows the work of Jeremias Wolff who produced a large format view of Genoa earlier. Engelbrecht presents us with a busy harbor, with merchant ships coming and going. In the ... (more details)
A scarce view of Venice naming some 56 important locations.
Venetia Venedig.
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A scarce c. 1725-1750 panoramic view of Venice, Italy by Martin Engelbrecht. The view provides an impressive overview of Venice with some 56 individual buildings identified numerically and referenced via a list at the base of the map. In the foreground there are ... (more details)