This is a framed antique engraving titled Maison de Campagne des Environs de Naples, which translates to Country House in the Surroundings of Naples. The print includes the inscription “Gravé d’après J. Vernet” (Engraved after J. Vernet), indicating it is based on a work by the renowned 18th-century French artist Claude-Joseph Vernet. It also bears the inscription “fait executer par la Veuve Daullé”, referencing the widow of Jean Daullé, a known French engraver and publisher active in the 18th century. The scene depicts a romanticized coastal landscape with boats, figures, and a large country estate on a cliff, in the style typical of Grand Tour artworks. Details: Medium: Engraving (possibly copperplate or aquatint) Likely 18th or early 19th century Frame: Original or antique wood frame with gold and beaded detail Visible signs of aging: Some foxing and paper wear Backing appears to be older cardboard, potentially mid-20th century

Print: 12x18.5 Frame 17-5/8 x 24