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Venus in her chariot, from "La Fable de Psyché, Villa Farnesina", bound with "Peintures du Cabinet de Jules II, au Vatican de l'Invention de Raphael, Recueillies par les Piranesi, et Dessinées par Thomas Piroli" (Paintings from the Chambers of Jules II in

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Engraving, La fable de Psyché Villa Farnesina bound with Peintures du Cabinet de Jules II au Vatican de l'Invention de Raphael Recueillies par les Piranesi et Dessinées par Thomas Piroli
La fable de Psyché Villa Farnesina bound with Peintures du Cabinet de Jules II au Vatican de l'Invention de Raphael Recueillies par les Piranesi et Dessinées par Thomas Piroli, Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Rogers Fund transferred from the Library
Title: Venus in her chariot, from "La Fable de Psyché, Villa Farnesina", bound with "Peintures du Cabinet de Jules II, au Vatican de l'Invention de Raphael, Recueillies par les Piranesi, et Dessinées par Thomas Piroli" (Paintings from the Chambers of Jules II in
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Engraving, La fable de Psyché Villa Farnesina bound with Peintures du Cabinet de Jules II au Vatican de l'Invention de Raphael Recueillies par les Piranesi et Dessinées par Thomas Piroli.

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