BooksDutch17th century
Some Views of Gardens and Fountains of Rome and Tivoli (a book of 12 plates)
1646
Artists
Israël SilvestreArtist
Provenance
Countess Anna Laetitia Pucci-Blunt, Collector. not found in Lugt purple sphere outer circle reads "Collection of Countess Anna Laetitia Pucci-Blunt" center reads "Roma Spartia"
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