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Ludovico Ottaviano Burnacini|Mathäus Küsel

Two men in classical armor and two women looking at the mechanical devices on either side of an open courtyard; set design from 'Il Fuoco Eterno'

1674
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31 × 42.8 cm (12.2 × 16.9 in)

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