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Giovanni Paolo Panini

Roma Antica

1757/60
Pen and black ink, watercolor, and brush and gray wash, heightened with touches of white gouache, over graphite, on ivory laid paper, laid down on cream laid card
44.3 × 69.6 cm (17.4 × 27.4 in)

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