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Hippo Throwing Herself into the Sea by Giovanni Boccaccio, Etienne Colaud — VisualArtsDB
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Hippo Throwing Herself into the Sea
Hippo Throwing Herself into the Sea
Giovanni Boccaccio
Etienne Colaud
1450–1520
Dimensions
42 Centimeters (Measurements) × 31 Centimeters (Measurements)
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Museum
J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, CA, US
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Object Record Structure: Part
Miniatures (Paintings)
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