The Duomo at Brescia, Interior 1851

David Roberts was a 19th-century artist known for his architectural sketches, often of historic buildings in Italy. His pencil sketch, "The Duomo at Brescia, Interior," from 1851, captures the intricate details of the vaulted ceiling and columns within the Duomo di Brescia. The light, linear lines create a sense of depth and grandeur, showcasing Roberts' talent for rendering architectural spaces. This drawing is a testament to the artist's appreciation for the beauty of Italian architecture and his skill in capturing its essence through his art.