Canella posters & prints

Sprig of white cinnamon (Canella alba), 1823 Unknown

The painter Giuseppe Canella at work on a canvas in his studio, c.1830 Carlo Canella

Initial N: Vidal de Canellas Offering His Text to King James Anonymous

Vidal de Canellas presenting his text to King James I the Conqueror Anonymous

St Mark's Square in Venice Giuseppe Canella

View of the Theatre de l'Ambigu-Comique and Boulevard Saint-Martin Giuseppe Canella

La Place de la Concorde in 1829 Giuseppe Canella

Presumed view of the Paseo del Prado with the Prado Museum, Madrid, 1827 Giuseppe Canella

View of the Rue de la Paix in Paris Giuseppe Canella

View of Naviglio Canal from the San Marco Bridge in Milan, 1834 Giuseppe Canella

Le marché aux fleurs, la Tour de lHorloge, le Pont au Change et le Pont-Neuf, 1832 Anonymous

The Boat of St. Cloud before the Concorde in 1826 Giuseppe Canella

View of Naviglio Canal from the San Marco Bridge in Milan, 1834 Giuseppe Canella

Boulevard Saint-Martin and the Theatre de l'Ambigu, 1830 Giuseppe Canella

The Flower Market, 1832 Giuseppe Canella

Place de la Haute-Vieille-Tour, Rouen Giuseppe Canella

Place de la Haute-Vieille-Tour, Rouen Giuseppe Canella

View of Pont Neuf, 1832 Giuseppe Canella

View of Boulevard Montmartre, Paris, 1830 Giuseppe Canella

Canyelles beach Anonymous

Le Cannelle Beach Anonymous

Foliated Ranella Anonymous

Cominella verco Anonymous

Cyanella capensis, Cyanelle du Cap, Lady's hand Pierre Joseph Redouté

Phasianella australis Anonymous

Golden Fleece, Satanella (Steam yacht), 1891 Anonymous

Golden Fleece, Satanella (Steam yacht), 1891 Anonymous

Predella Panel from an Altarpiece: St. Catherine of Siena Invested with the Dominican Habit, 1460s Giovanni di Paolo

Bulimoid Phasianella Anonymous

Bulimoid Phasianella Anonymous

Cancilla filaris Anonymous

The Resurrection, right hand predella panel from the San Silvestro polyptych, 1468 Carlo Crivelli

Page 57. Dianella caerulea, c.1803-06 John William Lewin

Bulimoid Phasianella Anonymous

Phasianella australis Anonymous

The Crucifixion, predella panel from the Tabernacle of the Sacraments, c.1484-6 Francesco & Raffaello Botticini