Alexandre Le Blanc (1793-1866) was a French 19th-century artist, likely a painter or draughtsman, known for his classical landscapes, city views (vedute) of places like Florence and Fiesole, often depicting ideal classical cities or detailed Italian scenes, working in ink and watercolour/wash.
Known Works include "Paesaggio con cascata," "Vue du Palais de la Seigneurie à Florence," "Vue d'une cité classique idéale," "Calèche," "Veduta di Fiesole".
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