Virgin and Child by TREVISANI, Francesco, attributed to Capodistria1656-1746 Rome

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Maker/s: TREVISANI, Francesco, attributed to
Capodistria1656-1746 Rome
Technique Description: red chalk on paper
Dimensions: height: 185 mm, idth: 137 mm

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