Gulf of Naples. - 2 views. Gouache on oval cardboard. Representation 29 x 39 cm each. With ovalpassepartout under glass painted wooden beam frames (these with few scratches, pressure points, scrapings). 43 x 53 cm. Italy around 1860. Two, framed as a pair, very suggestive views of the "Golfo di Napoli" as a querovaltondo of particular appeal. One Vedute shows the entire bay, probably seen from Capo Miseno or the Monte di Procida. At the top of the hill are two white-dressed Benedictine monks in the vineyards, which are framed by autumn leaves. To the left the Baia with the city of Naples, dominated by the majestic volcanic landscape with the Vesuvius. At the bottom right at the outlet of the Phlegraian Mountains, the island of Nisida, which is seen on the second table from the north, for example from Rione Terra - with pretty sailmen and barges with fishermen who cast or catch up their nets. – Minimal crack from above and tiny corner break down, otherwise very nicely preserved, fragrant gouache, convincing with the light direction, shadow distribution in the the sky turns around pink colored evening light. Also remarkable is the gilded wooden frame, which shows a schitzwerk of reliefed margarites on Riefelgrund, surrounded by Kymation-Bordüre in the outer edge. Not framed, shipping only without frame.