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Ceiling painting in the Venice Doge Palace, leaf from the episode “Opera Selectiora Quae Titianus Vecellius... Et Paul Calliari Veronensis Inventarunt Ac Pinxerunt etc.,” edited by J. van Campen (vom Beenvergebener Titel)

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Title: Ceiling painting in the Venice Doge Palace, leaf from the episode “Opera Selectiora Quae Titianus Vecellius... Et Paul Calliari Veronensis Inventarunt Ac Pinxerunt etc.,” edited by J. van Campen (vom Beenvergebener Titel)
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