Null View of the Doge's Palace
19th century
Hand-coloured lithograph
58.5 x 7…

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View of the Doge's Palace 19th century Hand-coloured lithograph 58.5 x 75 cm, with frame 67 x 83 cm

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View of the Doge's Palace 19th century Hand-coloured lithograph 58.5 x 75 cm, with frame 67 x 83 cm

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