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Asses and Dog by Francesco Londonio — VisualArtsDB

Asses and Dog

Asses and Dog

Francesco Londonio

Medium: Etching
Genre: Print
Museum: Harvard Art Museums, Cambridge, MA, US

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Italian

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Peasant Woman with Two Children

Peasant Woman with Two Children

Francesco Londonio, 1764

Trompe l'Oeil: Prints with Men and Sheep, Using Original Copperplates

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Francesco Londonio, 1790

Spinner Watching a Shepherd Sleeping on a Sack

Spinner Watching a Shepherd Sleeping on a Sack

Francesco Londonio

Reclining Shepherd with a Knapsack

Reclining Shepherd with a Knapsack

Francesco Londonio, 1763

Two Reclining Sheep and One Standing Sheep

Two Reclining Sheep and One Standing Sheep

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Shepherd Pointing Out the Direction to a Shepherdess

Shepherd Pointing Out the Direction to a Shepherdess

Francesco Londonio, 1723

Peasant Boy Asleep near Two Sheep

Peasant Boy Asleep near Two Sheep

Francesco Londonio, 1758

Trompe l'Oeil: Landscapes and Sheep, Using Original Copperplates

Trompe l'Oeil: Landscapes and Sheep, Using Original Copperplates

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Interior of a House

Interior of a House

Francesco Londonio, 1723

Shepherd with Walking Stick and a Peasant Woman with Child

Shepherd with Walking Stick and a Peasant Woman with Child

Francesco Londonio, 1723

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Peasant Standing by his Horse

Francesco Londonio

Peasant Woman with Baby and Little Girl

Peasant Woman with Baby and Little Girl

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