Capri da Massa

Taken in the 19th century by a photographer named Robert Riva. The photo is a black and white photograph of the island of Capri, Italy. It was taken from the town of Massa Lubrense, which is located on the Sorrentine Peninsula. The photo shows the island's famous Faraglioni rocks, which are three large limestone stacks that rise out of the sea. The photo is signed by Robert Riva and dated 1868.

Robert Riva was an English photographer who was active in the 19th century. He was born in London in 1817 and died in 1868. Riva is best known for his photographs of Italy, which he took during a series of trips to the country in the 1850s and 1860s. His photographs are known for their beautiful composition and their use of light and shadow.

Photographer: Robert Riva
Medium: Silver gelatin
Dimensions: 10"W x 7.75"H
Condition Report Very Good

Subject References: Robert Rive (English 1817-1868) B/W Photo, Capri da Massa 108F