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View of the Palazzo Pubblico (Palazzo Comunale), Piacenza

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Pen and brown-gray ink brown-gray wash traces of graphite or black chalk
Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Bequest of Herbert Mitchell 2008
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Title: View of the Palazzo Pubblico (Palazzo Comunale), Piacenza
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Pen and brown-gray ink brown-gray wash traces of graphite or black chalk.

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