10063 Barthélemy Lauvergne (1805–1878) – Entrance of the Portuguese Fortifications in South America – Steel engraving (1840)
This steel engraving depicts a topographical view of the entrance to a Portuguese fortified settlement, likely in South America. The scene shows the fort's main tower, stone walls along the water, and structures of a riverside town. Several canoes and figures are visible near the dock, set against a background of lush tropical foliage. The illustration was drawn by Lauvergne during a naval expedition, documenting the coastal architecture and colonial holdings.
Barthélemy Lauvergne was a French marine and landscape painter and illustrator who gained recognition as an official artist aboard several major French naval expeditions during the 19th century. His engravings and paintings documented the topography, native populations, and colonial ports of call across the Pacific, the Americas, and Asia, forming a significant record of 19th-century geographical discovery.
Artist or Maker: Barthélemy Lauvergne
Dimensions: Approximately 32 cm x 49 cm
Medium: Steel engraving
Date: 1840
Condition Report:
This work is in good condition overall. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox or mottled marks to be expected with age. Please review the images carefully for condition details, and feel free to contact us with any questions or for a comprehensive condition report.
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