Null [Appiani]. Longhi. Joseph. Eulogy of the Milanese painter Andrea Appiani. M…
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[Appiani]. Longhi. Joseph. Eulogy of the Milanese painter Andrea Appiani. Milan, Bianchi, 19th century. In 2nd (430 x 280 mm). One large full-page engraving. Light blue floppy card binding. Ex libris Cavazzi della Somaglia.

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[Appiani]. Longhi. Joseph. Eulogy of the Milanese painter Andrea Appiani. Milan, Bianchi, 19th century. In 2nd (430 x 280 mm). One large full-page engraving. Light blue floppy card binding. Ex libris Cavazzi della Somaglia.

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