Description
Frank Butler and daughter on a 6hp Panhard
Blackdowne
who was a little out of his depth
The women in blue and purple are wearing fitted coats that match their dresses
1st August 1965
'...where Saponara had been...' [earthquake damage] Size:L: 80 x 60cm Frank Butler and daughter onLandscape view of the destruction of Saponara, Italy. Inscribed verso in ink 'No The mound of Rubbish where Sapanara had been looking Southward' and the same repeated in pencil. Inscribed in pencil top right 'Photog 253'. Reproduced as a lithograph in Mallet's 1862 Report, vol. 1 pp. 418 419. Collected by Robert Mallet. Original: albumen print. 1857 1858
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