Nancy, from Diverses Veue et Perspectives nouvelles de Rome, Paris et des autres lieux 1640 - 1679

"Nancy" is an etching by the French artist Israel Silvestre. It depicts a scene with a group of figures standing in front of a stone monument, which is inscribed with a dedication to Silvestre. The background features a distant view of a city and a mountainous landscape. Created between 1640 and 1679, the artwork showcases Silvestre’s mastery of perspective and his skill in capturing the beauty of the natural world. This engraving belongs to a series titled *Diverses Veue et Perspectives nouvelles de Rome, Paris et des autres lieux*, which is a collection of prints depicting various landscapes of Rome, Paris, and other cities.