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Window Case by Italian Filippo Marchionni — VisualArtsDB

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Window Case

Window Case

Italian Filippo Marchionni

1770

Medium: Charcoal, pen and ink, brush and dark brown watercolor on laid paper
Genre: Architecture
Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

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