The black-and-white print reproduces a picturesque corner of Amalfi Island in exquisite details. It features ancient ruins, a seascape, and a group of people dressed in traditional local clothing. This postcard landscape, which dates back to the late 18th century, could be considered a page from an atlas. At that time, it was fashionable to travel to discover Mediterranean Europe and the coasts of Africa. Reproductions of the most evocative places were therefore in great demand, in order to plan a trip to discover the locations described. The author of this print is anonymous, however it is possible to note the excellent level of both the drawing and the reproduction in print. The frame in which the 18th-Century print is inserted is contemporary, handcrafted from walnut burl. The item will be delivered with its Certificate of Authenticity