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Les trois Marie auprés du Tombeau

Author
Bislinger, Heinrich Théodor Joseph <Düsseldorf, 1742 - post 1793> collab.  
Incisore
Huck, Johann Gerhard <Düsseldorf, 1759 ca. - Hanovre, 1811> collab.  
Incisore
Selcke <op. nella II metà del sec. 18.> collab.  
Incisore
Secondary Author(s)
Maratti, Carlo <Camerano, 1625 - Roma, 1713>  
Inventore
Boydell, John & Josiah <op. a Londra nei secc. XVIII - XIX>  
Editore
Fonds
Raccolta Angelo Davoli  
Is part of
A collection of fifty etchings ... by Huck, Selcke and Billinger ... from the collection of The Elector Palatine and Duke of Bavaria at Düsseldorf...  
Coverage Temporal
1787
Date Issued
1787
Subject
Bibbia. Nuovo Testamento. Vangeli - Marie al sepolcro
Description
Les trois Marie auprés du Tombeau / par Charles Maratte. - [Londra : John & Josiah Boydell, 1787]. - 1 stampa : acquaforte ; 218x164, 235x177 mm.
Notes
Sotto, sullo stesso foglio, l'inc. inv. n. 36171
Shelfmark
Davoli.36170
URI
https://collezionidigitali.comune.re.it/handle/20.500.12835/104855
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Raccolta Angelo Davoli  
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A collection of fifty etchings ... by Huck, Selcke and Billinger ... from the collection of The Elector Palatine and Duke of Bavaria at Düsseldorf...  
Subject
Bibbia. Nuovo Testamento. Vangeli - Marie al sepolcro
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