Voyage in Italy of Abbé St. Non

This French priest, known as Jean-Claude Richard of St. Non (1727-1791) studied in Rome where he met the painters Jean Fragonard and Hubert Robert. When he decided to travel across the kingdoms of Naples and Sicily, he hired some of the best painters to document the remarkable work he would write later.
(Voyage Pittoresque ou Description des Royaumes de Naples et Sicile, Clousier, Paris 1781-1786)

Este sacerdote Francês de seu nome Jean-Claude Richard de St. Non (1727-1791) estudou em Roma onde conheceu os pintores Jean Fragonard e Hubert Robert. Quando se decidiu viajar pelos reinos de Nápoles e Sicília contratou alguns dos melhores pintores para documentarem a assinalável obra que posteriormente escreveu.
(Voyage Pittoresque ou Description des Royaumes de Naples et Sicile, Clousier, Paris 1781-1786)

Claude-Louis Châtelet (1749-1795)-'view of part of the city and the Gulf of Naples taken the castle St Elmo'-engraving   pg. 66a

Claude-Louis Châtelet (1749-1795)-'to the extremity of the wharf and Chiaia in Naples suburb taking of  the place called Capo di Mergelina'-engraving   pg. 93c

Jean-Baptiste Houet (1745-1811)-'view of Vesuvius and part of the Gulf of Naples take the place called Dogana di Terra near the bridge of the Maddalena'-engraving   pg. 209a

Claude-Louis Châtelet (1749-1795)-'view of Vesuvius taken of Mount St. Angelo, where is located a house  Camaldulea (monastery Camaldoli)'-engraving   pg. 212a

Unknown-'Masaniello harangued the people of Naples in the Market Square for the famous Carmea sédution of 1647 (against Spain)'-engraving   pg.242a