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Giovanni Domenico de Rossi|Cardinal Camillo Pamphili|Antonio Tempesta

Plan of the City of Rome. Part 12 with the Southwestern Border of the City and a Large Cartouche with Signature by Tempesta.

1645
Etching with some engraving, undescribed state.
55.4 × 40.8 cm (21.8 × 16.1 in)

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