A 19th Century 'Grand Tour' painting of the coast of Capri, an island off the coast of Naples. Capri was a popular 19th Century beauty spot frequently visited on 'grand tours' of Europe. A vibrant blue sea is dotted with small boats, with rugged land on the horizon. Two people walk along a rocky coastal path. A brave tree clings onto a promontory.
28 X 45 cm excluding frame. Oil on canvas. Unsigned. With Gallery label on reverse, 'WILLIAM MOL, BELFAST' In gilt frame.
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