Important view of the famous Certosa in Pavia embellished in foreground by elegant coaches. Published in Bassano in 1760 by Remondini.
Prospectus Ecclesiae Chartusianorum extra moenia Papie.
Important view of the famous Certosa in Pavia embellished in foreground by elegant coaches. Published in Bassano in 1760 by Remondini.
- Author: REMONDINI
- Year: 1760
- Dimension: 280 x 410 mm
- Place of publication: Bassano
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