Bronze door of the Cathedral of Milan depicting the Edict of Constantine, by sculptor Arrigo Minerbi

History of the document. Posted by the Contents in Container SOM 1513, subcontainer 1. Original notes: folded foil containing a plate. Blue pencil on the front: 1 ingrand 24x30. Pencil on the front at the center: A. MINERBI/negat. 18-24 “MADRE DI D'ANNUNZIO”/e protez. p. enlarge it so that the oval of the face is white. Inside the folded sheet is a 24x30 cardstock with an oval cut at the face of the sculpture reproduced in the plate. The following inscriptions are on this card: Pencils at the top of the center: HIGH SOPRA; left at the center: LEFT; right at the center: RIGHT; bottom: - Minerbi - “The Mother of d'Annunzio” negative 18-24/p. protez in ingre. cm. 30 side/greater - to make the oval/face darker./ - Print Tensi lucida morb. [...] vertic/ obb. Siveran [?]/poses 50 "p. only oval face with this protection/+ 30 “by protecting with hands (moving) the darker parts/head - arms - hands and shadow part [?]/+ 20” all open - total pose 100 "[...]; lower right: gel. [?] without bromide