Vintage Napoli Palazzo Vista Print: Italian Cityscape Artwork, Historic Naples Architecture Scene

The term "Veduta del Palazzo Reale di Napoli" refers to various artistic representations of the Royal Palace of Naples, a historic landmark in Italy. These artworks, primarily from the 17th to 19th centuries, showcase the palace‘s grandeur and its surroundings.
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Notable Works
Angelo Maria Costa 1696

An oil painting offering a frontal view of the Royal Palace. This piece is significant as it captures the palace‘s appearance before the extensive modifications by Luigi Vanvitelli in the 18th century. Costa‘s elevated perspective emphasizes the bustling life in the "Largo di Palazzo," Naples‘ central square. The artwork is signed and dated, measuring 76.5 × 141.5 cm, and is housed at the Casa di Pilato.
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Antoine Alexandre Joseph Cardon 1765

A print created using aquatint, depicting the Royal Palace. This work is part of a series of views of Naples and reflects the artistic interest in architectural landmarks during the 18th century. It is cataloged in the national heritage database.
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Domenico Pronti 1794

A colored etching that portrays the Royal Palace, capturing the architectural details and the surrounding landscape. This piece is held in the Certosa e Museo Nazionale di San Martino in Naples.
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Franz Xaver Habermann Mid to Late 18th Century

A hand-colored etching titled "Vue d‘une cote du jardin royal a Neaple," depicting a side view of the Royal Palace‘s garden. This work is part of the national heritage collection.
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Alexandre Hyacinthe Dunouy 18001849

A painting showing the Royal Palace from the vantage point of S. Lucia, providing a unique perspective of the palace‘s exterior. It is part of the historical apartment collection at the Royal Palace.
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Availability
These artworks are primarily held in Italian institutions such as the Casa di Pilato, Certosa e Museo Nazionale di San Martino, and the Royal Palace of Naples. For those interested in acquiring reproductions, some galleries offer high-quality hand-painted oil reproductions of similar works. For example, NiceArtGallery provides a reproduction of Vincenzo Abbati‘s "Veduta Di Palazzo Alvarez Toledo E Castel Sant‘Elmo A Napoli," capturing the essence of Neapolitan architecture.