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Consequence "First part of architectures and Perspectives" panel 6Ruinen an ancient tomb "



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Artist: Piranesi Giovanni
Museum:  Cabinet des Estampes (Bibliothèque Nationale)
Epoch: Classicism
Country: Italy
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