1892 Print Italian Appian Way Italy Hermit Horseback Riding Monk David XGVB9 XGCC4 TM2A10B25C26

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This is an original 1930 photogravure of Drottningholm Palace or Drottningholms Slott in Sweden (Sverige)

This is an original 1893 black and white print ad for the Allcock's Porous Plasters

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This is an original 1929 halftone print of a room in the Bahia Palace in Marrakesh

1892 Print Italian Appian Way Italy Hermit Horseback Riding Monk David XGVB9 XGCC4 TM2A10B25C26This is an original 1892 monochrome relief line block print of a hermit traveling on horseback along the Appian Way of Rome, Italy. This ancient passageway was erected by Appius Claudius the Blind during the Samnite War. Appian Way was also referred to be the Romans as the "Queen of Roads." It is the oldest and most renowned of the ancient city and stretches from Rome to Brindisi, on the Adriatic. Appian Way was especially distinguished for the amount