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A Bridge Flanked by a Tower in the Roman Campagna, with Fisherman and Maidens in the Foreground 1640

by Francesco Cozza

painting by Francesco Cozza (Museum: Princeton University Art Museum)

Credit:: Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons
More:: https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q106771228

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