Lithograph in sepia, 390x525 mm. The artists, plate number, title in French, typographical notes, and dry stamp are indicated in the lower margin. Alfred Guesdon, French architect and painter, is the designer, and the engraving, executed on lithographic stone with fine hatching, is by A. Springer. A fascinating bird's-eye view with a perspective of Verona and its surroundings towards the east, taken from above the Basilica of San Zeno. This remarkable plate is taken from one of the most famous and sought-after works of Italian landscape painting of the mid-19th century, the series of lithographs entitled “L'Italie a vol d'oiseau” (Italy from a bird's eye view). Excellent condition.