The "Ovens," for Those Who Wouldn't Admit Their Crimes
Giovanni De Pian, after Francesco Galimberti, 1797
The "Ovens," for Those Who Wouldn't Admit Their Crimes by Giovanni De Pian, after Francesco Galimberti (1797) — Prints & Drawings. A museum-quality archival print, made to order. Explore it in 3D and buy any size inside the Orlonzo spatial gallery.
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