Johan Christian Dahl (1788-1857) – Eruption of the Volcano Vesuvius 1820 Kobenhavn (SMK) National Gallery of Denmark

Kobenhavn National Gallery of Denmark – Johan Christian Dahl (1788-1857) - Eruption of the Volcano Vesuvius 1820

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C'est peut-être peinture représentant un grand panache de fumée s’échappant d’une montagne avec une étendue d’eau au premier plan..

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