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Mountain Landscape in Venosta with the Castle Coira and the Mountain Ortles
View through National Gallery of Denmark
Værkdatering: 1829/1831
Datering baseret på årstal for kunstnerens rejser i Alperne (1829 og 1831)
Title: Mountain Landscape in Venosta with the Castle Coira and the Mountain Ortles
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