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Stage Design, Ruins of Antique Buildings, design for "Gli Avventurieri" by Carlo Valentini (1790-1853), produced at the Teatro Pantera, Lucca in 1837.
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Stage Design, Ruins of Antique Buildings, design for "Gli Avventurieri" by Carlo Valentini (1790-1853), produced at the Teatro Pantera, Lucca in 1837.

Emanuele Alderani, Italian, active 1829-1855 · 1836–37 · Pen and brown ink, brush and gray and brown wash, white gouache on blue-green paper

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Credit lineStage Design, Ruins of Antique Buildings, design for "Gli Avventurieri" by Carlo Valentini (1790-1853), produced at the Teatro Pantera, Lucca in 1837.. 1836–37. Emanuele Alderani, Italian, active 1829-1855. Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, Museum purchase through gift of various donors and from Eleanor G. Hewitt Fund. CC0.
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