Description
He is usually depicted as having two faces
Vignette of the King's Theatre
On the left a group of figures stand with speech bubbles appearing from thier mouths
Head and shoulders portrait of William Thomas Brande turned to the viewer's right
Horse-drawn vehicles and figures can be seen
'Vulture' [earthquake damage] tower He is usually depicted asRooftop view of the town of Melfi, Italy, with Vulture in the distance. Inscribed verso in pencil 'Vulture from [?] Melfi 32' and numbered upper right in ink 'a. 1'. Collected by Robert Mallet and described by him in his 1862 Report, vol. 2 pp. 113 114. Original: albumen print. 1857 1858
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