Null 62nd perspective view of the new Concert Hall in Venice. Optical view, buri…

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62nd perspective view of the new Concert Hall in Venice. Optical view, burin and watercolor etching from the 18th century. 27.5 x 42 cm

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62nd perspective view of the new Concert Hall in Venice. Optical view, burin and watercolor etching from the 18th century. 27.5 x 42 cm

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