Landscape engraved by Lemercier. Another engraving was executed by Jean Baptiste Claude Chatelain in 1742, viewable on the British Museum website, with this description: “Landscape with two figures in the foreground, with one walking on a road and waving to a man lying by the roadside, at left; beyond woodland on the left, and river at centre; an Italian city in the background.”
The painting, today in Chatsworth, proposes a composition showing the Lateran church as it was before Borromini’s remodeling from 1644-50.