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[Eighth Design, Alzada del retablo de la capilla mayor] [Material []
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Inscription at the bottom of the image: “With the privilege of the pontiff summo, and emperor, and king of Spain and France and the other potentates and christian principes and of the Lordship of Venice”
National Library of Spain
Title: [Eighth Design, Alzada del retablo de la capilla mayor] [Material []
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Inscription at the bottom of the image: “With the privilege of the pontiff summo, and emperor, and king of Spain and France and the other potentates and christian principes and of the Lordship of Venice”.
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