Twee afbeeldingen van dekstenen van graven in de San Marco in Venetië before 1885

This photograph, created by Carl Heinrich Jacobi before 1885, depicts two gravestones located in the San Marco in Venice. The detailed images capture the intricate carvings and inscriptions on the stones, showcasing their historical significance. These photographs are a valuable resource for understanding the architecture and funerary practices of Venice during the period. The inscriptions on the stones, likely in Latin, provide insights into the lives and legacies of those buried within the San Marco. Jacobi's work highlights the artistic and historical significance of these often-overlooked details within a grand basilica.