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The image shows a landscape with a river, a group of figures by the water's edge, and architectural elements in the distance. The river divides the scene, with buildings and a tall tower visible on the horizon. The artwork features detailed line work and cross-hatching, using a subdued color palette dominated by earthy tones. — Marco Ricci, A Fortified Village along a River, 1727/1729, pen and brown ink over traces of graphite; Zanetti mount, Gift of Mrs. Rudolf J. Heinemann, 1988.26.1

A Fortified Village along a River

Marco Ricci · 1727/1729 · pen and brown ink over traces of graphite; Zanetti mount · 1988.26.1