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Longitudinal View of Saint Peter's, Rome
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Longitudinal View of Saint Peter's, Rome

Ambrogio Brambilla, after Michelangelo · 1575/1590 · etching on laid paper

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Credit lineLongitudinal View of Saint Peter's, Rome. 1575/1590. Ambrogio Brambilla, after Michelangelo. National Gallery of Art, Gift of the Estate of Leo Steinberg. CC0.
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