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Bentitivoglio family designated trash deposit later filled with demolished family buildings at their fall from power, converted to Via del Guasto Park

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in artist book with twelve panels (with text) bound with bookbinding cloth strips in a panorama format; corners of eachpanel are rounded; presented in red cardstock box with gold lettering, with die-cut to show the first panel (case signed by artist in graphite)
Rights: © Angela S. Lorenz
Department of Photographs Angela S. Lorenz Manchester Massachusetts sold to the Harvard University Art Museums 1999. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Davis Pratt Fund
Title: Bentitivoglio family designated trash deposit later filled with demolished family buildings at their fall from power, converted to Via del Guasto Park
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in artist book with twelve panels (with text) bound with bookbinding cloth strips in a panorama format; corners of eachpanel are rounded; presented in red cardstock box with gold lettering, with die-cut to show the first panel (case signed by artist in graphite).

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