Leonardo Marini

Design for One Eighth of a Ceiling of a Reception Room at the Royal Palace at Moncalieri

1774–78
Black chalk or leadpoint; ruler and compass constructed
34.4 × 50.3 cm (13.5 × 19.8 in)

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