DELLA BELLA, Stefano (1610-1664). Et Pace et bello. Israel, 1660 c.A.
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DELLA BELLA, Stefano (1610-1664). Et Pace et bello. Israel, 1660 c.a. Series of six military engravings depicting artillery transports, naval clashes between galleys, and battles between cavalry squadrons and pikes, a realistic depiction of 17th-century warfare. Engraving, (112 x 255 mm). Complete series of 6 plates in the edition apres la lettre with the full publisher's address at the bottom of the dedication (some wear, clear impressions). (6)

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DELLA BELLA, Stefano (1610-1664). Et Pace et bello. Israel, 1660 c.a. Series of six military engravings depicting artillery transports, naval clashes between galleys, and battles between cavalry squadrons and pikes, a realistic depiction of 17th-century warfare. Engraving, (112 x 255 mm). Complete series of 6 plates in the edition apres la lettre with the full publisher's address at the bottom of the dedication (some wear, clear impressions). (6)

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