Rome, Church of San Carlo in the Corso called degl' Incurubili from the annexed hospital built in 1338

PART OF:
Collection of views taken in Italy by or under the direction of Dr A J Ellis
Made:
Rome

Daguerreotype, entitled "Rome, Church of San Carlo in the Corso called degl' Incurubili from the annexed hospital built in 1338", taken c. 1841

Details

Category:
Photographs
Object Number:
1890-56/R106
Materials:
wood (unidentified), copper (metal), silver plated and glass
type:
daguerreotype

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