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Modern restoration (XL); a German chief surrenders (XLI); a visit to the Roman camp (beginning of XLII) by Giovanni Guerra

Modern restoration (XL); a German chief surrenders (XLI); a visit to the Roman camp (beginning of XLII)

Giovanni Guerra
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1618  ·  Black chalk, pen, brown ink and brown wash  ·  Image ID: 1285437
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Modern restoration (XL); a German chief surrenders (XLI); a visit to the Roman camp (beginning of XLII) by Giovanni Guerra. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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