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Saint Charles Borromeo Entering the Town of Pavia: Design for a Wall Decoration
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Saint Charles Borromeo Entering the Town of Pavia: Design for a Wall Decoration

Cesare Nebbia, Italian, 1536–1614 · c. 1604 · Pen and brown ink, with brush and brown wash, over traces of graphite, on cream laid paper, laid down on buff card

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paper (fiber product)brush and inkbrush and washdrawings (visual works)paperprints and drawinggraphiteDrawing and Watercolor
Credit lineSaint Charles Borromeo Entering the Town of Pavia: Design for a Wall Decoration. c. 1604. Cesare Nebbia, Italian, 1536–1614. The Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of John A. Bross in memory of Louise Smith Bross. CC0.
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