Sketch of Florence c. 1934

This 1934 sketch of Florence by George Elbert Burr is a detailed depiction of the city's skyline, showcasing its iconic bridges, buildings, and the Arno River. Burr captures the essence of the city from a bird's-eye perspective, highlighting the architectural grandeur and the picturesque landscape. The delicate lines and shading, characteristic of Burr's style, add depth and dimension to the cityscape, making the viewer feel as if they are looking down upon Florence from a high vantage point. This sketch exemplifies Burr's mastery of capturing the urban landscape with precision and artistic flair.