XLVII. Naples. Certosa Cloister in San Martino. Begun A.D. 1325 by the Duke of Calabria. Rebuilt A.D. 1600.
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Photograph by Pietro Dovizielli (1804-85) from a set commissioned by Henry Cole in 1859 to document architecture in Naples as reference material for the building projects at the South Kensington Museum, Certosa Cloister in San Martino
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Title | XLVII. Naples. Certosa Cloister in San Martino. Begun A.D. 1325 by the Duke of Calabria. Rebuilt A.D. 1600. (published title) |
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Brief description | Photograph by Pietro Dovizielli (1804-85) from a set commissioned by Henry Cole in 1859 to document architecture in Naples as reference material for the building projects at the South Kensington Museum, Certosa Cloister in San Martino |
Associated object | 38336 (Duplicate) |
Bibliographic reference | Barnes, Martin and Christopher Whitehead, ‘The ‘Suggestiveness’ of Roman Architecture: Henry Cole and Pietro Dovizielli’s Photographic Survey of 1859’, Architectural History, 41 (1998), pp. 192-207. |
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Accession number | 38331 |
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Record created | February 10, 2015 |
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