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Detail of Jubal, after Andrea and Giovanni Pisano, Campanile, Florence Cathedral, Florence, Italy

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This drawing is made on half of a sheet of paper folded vertically. On the other half of the sheet is drawn 1919.353. A circle and a grid of diagonal lines has been drawn over the image.
Department of Drawings Denman W. Ross Cambridge MA; his gift to the Fogg Art Museum 1919. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Gift of Denman W. Ross
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Title: Detail of Jubal, after Andrea and Giovanni Pisano, Campanile, Florence Cathedral, Florence, Italy
Description:
This drawing is made on half of a sheet of paper folded vertically.
On the other half of the sheet is drawn 1919.
353.
A circle and a grid of diagonal lines has been drawn over the image.

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