Paintings of Salerno which is near Naples in Italy. Various dates but mostly from the time when every aspiring artist lived in Rome at least for a little while, generally with lots of what we would call studio shares so they could afford it.

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“Bay of Salerno.” 1858. German. Albert Bierstadt, artist (1830-1902). Image © Art.com. In the public domain due to age. via https://www.art.com/gallery/id–a1488-b175692/albert-bierstadt-beach-landscapes-posters.htm
“A View of the Bay of Salerno from Behind.” 19th c. German. Oil on canvas. August Riedel, artist (1799-1883). Image © 2002 Matthiesen Fine Art Ltd. Fair use license. via https://matthiesengallery.com/work_of_art/a-view-of-the-bay-of-salerno-from-behind
“Bay of Salerno or Southern Landscape.” 1881. French. Oil on canvas. Pierre-Auguste Renoir, artist (1841-1919). Collections of the Musée d’art moderne André Malraux, le Havre. Image . © MuMa Le Havre / Florian Kleinefenn. Fair use license. via http://www.muma-lehavre.fr/en/collections/artworks-in-context/impressionism/renoir-bay-salerno-or-southern-landscape
“Ruins of Paestum near Salerno: The Three Temples.” 1782. British. Watercolor, pencil and pen and ink on paper. John Robert Cozens (1752–1799), artist. Collections of the Gallery Oldham. Cc0 license CC BY-NC-ND. via https://artuk.org/discover/artworks/ruins-of-paestum-near-salerno-the-three-temples-232980

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