1665 De Rossi Original Antique Architectural Plan, Print of Silvestri Palace Milan, Italy Ethnographic Plate area: - Light creasing

Name: 1665 De Rossi Original Antique Architectural Plan, Print of Silvestri Palace Milan, Italy Ethnographic Plate area: - Light creasing
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1665 De Rossi Original Antique Architectural Plan, Print of Silvestri Palace Milan, Italy Ethnographic Plate area: Light creasing Plate area: Light creasing and slight discolouration to bottom centerold Plate area: Light soiling four sets of Nuovo Teatro were created during the seventeenth century Volumes one (35 etchings) and two (17 etchings) were both published in the year of 1665 and dealt mainly in views of the new piazzas

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