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  • Afro BASALDELLA, Horse
    Afro BASALDELLA
    Horse
  • Romano DAZZI, Little fish
    Romano DAZZI
    Little fish
  • Adolf HIRÉMY-HIRSCHL, A Best Wishes for the New Year
    Adolf HIRÉMY-HIRSCHL
    A Best Wishes for the New Year
  • Adolf HIRÉMY-HIRSCHL, Mythological Subject
    Adolf HIRÉMY-HIRSCHL
    Mythological Subject
  • Alberto MARTINI, Mice in a trap
    Alberto MARTINI
    Mice in a trap
  • Filippo PALIZZI, Baby lamb
    Filippo PALIZZI
    Baby lamb
  • Georges-Antoine ROCHEGROSSE, Night Scene for the Flaubert’s poem ‘Salammbò’
    Georges-Antoine ROCHEGROSSE
    Night Scene for the Flaubert’s poem ‘Salammbò’
  • Sirio TOFANARI, Wolf
    Sirio TOFANARI
    Wolf
  • Adolf WILDT, Roosters
    Adolf WILDT
    Roosters
  • Flemish artist working in Rome, View of St. Peter's Square During a Papal Blessing
    Flemish artist working in Rome
    View of St. Peter's Square During a Papal Blessing
  • William Henry BARTLETT, The Convent of St. Catherine on Mount Sinai
    William Henry BARTLETT
    The Convent of St. Catherine on Mount Sinai
  • Jean-Achille BENOUVILLE, The “Casino Nobile di Vigna Virgili” at Villa Borghese
    Jean-Achille BENOUVILLE
    The “Casino Nobile di Vigna Virgili” at Villa Borghese
  • Duilio CAMBELLOTTI, Bees
    Duilio CAMBELLOTTI
    Bees
  • Duilio CAMBELLOTTI, Cockroach on Earth
    Duilio CAMBELLOTTI
    Cockroach on Earth
  • Enrico d’ASSIA, Traveling on the Nile
    Enrico d’ASSIA
    Traveling on the Nile
  • François KEISERMAN, Bartolomeo PINELLI, View of St. Peter's with Castel Sant'Angelo from the Tiber
    François KEISERMAN, Bartolomeo PINELLI
    View of St. Peter's with Castel Sant'Angelo from the Tiber
  • Vito LOMBARDI, Aracoeli square at Rome
    Vito LOMBARDI
    Aracoeli square at Rome
  • Victor-Jean NICOLLE, Naples, view of the “Largo di Castello”, 18th century
    Victor-Jean NICOLLE
    Naples, view of the “Largo di Castello”, 18th century
  • Alessandro POMA, Dunes by the Sea at Maccarese
    Alessandro POMA
    Dunes by the Sea at Maccarese
  • William Bell SCOTT, Study for “The Fatal Sisters Select the Doomed at the Battle”
    William Bell SCOTT
    Study for “The Fatal Sisters Select the Doomed at the Battle”
  • Giovanni VOLPATO, View of the Campo Vaccino from the Campidoglio
    Giovanni VOLPATO
    View of the Campo Vaccino from the Campidoglio
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