Luzieri Giovanni Battista (c.1755-1821) – View of the Gulf of Naples from the southwest (102x272 cm) 1791 J. Paul Getty Museum

J. Paul Getty Museum – Luzieri Giovanni Battista (c.1755-1821) - View of the Gulf of Naples from the southwest (102x272 cm) 1791

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