The Nera River near Narni
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The Nera River near Narni

1844

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Dubourcq and his travelling companion, the painter Willem Bodeman, spent the winter in Rome. Dubourcq later wrote to a colleague ‘…for the ordinary traveller Rome is rather somber and sad, but for us it was a favourite place to be.’ The friends headed back north in the spring of 1844, making ‘a study tour’ of their journey. They stayed in Narni, a hilltop village in Umbria, for a few days in June.

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