File:BATES-BATCHELLER (1911) p098 - Salon of Palazzo Aldrovandi, Bologna.jpg

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Deutsch: Illustration aus " Italian castles and coutry seats "
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Source Internet Archive, Open Library, Collections of the Harvard University.
Author Tryphosa Bates-Batcheller
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