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"Optical View Of Piazza Navona In Rome 18th Century"

Beautiful optical view from the 18th century in period colors, copper engraving around 1760 with watercolor highlights. By Johann Jakob Stelzer for Georg Balthasar Probst in Augsburg. Dimensions Length 41.5 cm Height 26.5 cm

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Galerie Michel Pont

General antiquarian from the 18th to the 20th century

3 passage Victor Hugo
Biarritz 64200

0559241423

0681212688

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Galerie Michel Pont
General antiquarian from the 18th to the 20th century

Optical View Of Piazza Navona In Rome 18th Century

0559241423

0681212688

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