Two studies for an architectural frieze

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Title/s: Two studies for an architectural frieze (recto title) Maker/s: Alberti, Giovanni attributed to (draughtsman) [ULAN info: Italian Renaissance mural painter, brother of Cherubino, 1558-1601] Technique Description: recto: pen and brown ink, pink and brown wash, heightened with white and yellow, over traces of graphite, laid down Dimensions: height: 212 mm, width: 390 mm

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Accession Number: 2975 recto
Photograph copyright © The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
Photographer name: Andrew Morris
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Image width: 760 pixels
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