A striking sepia albumen or carbon print photograph of the Leaning Tower of Pisa, attributed to Giacomo Brogi, the renowned Florentine photographer whose studio produced some of the finest architectural and topographical images of 19th-century Italy.

The image captures the tower in detail - its tiered arcaded galleries, the unmistakable lean, and the surrounding Piazza dei Miracoli bathed in that particular luminous quality characteristic of Brogi's work. Note the horse drawn cart.

Presented in a dark-toned wooden frame with a slim inner mount, the combination of photograph and modern frame works beautifully. 

Brogi photographs from this era are genuinely collectable, sought after both as examples of early photographic craft and as documents of grand tour culture.

The photograph presents well with good tonal depth and clarity. The frame is modern.

H 680mm, W 510mm