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Artist: Gaspare Diziani
18th Century by Gaspare Diziani Venus With Cupid Oil on Canvas
By Gaspare Diziani
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Gaspare Diziani
(Belluno, 1689 - Venice, 17 August 1767)
Gilded, carved and sculpted wooden cassetta frame
Expertise: Ugo Ruggeri
The narration of our...
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Early 18th Century Old Masters Gaspare Diziani Art
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Canvas, Cotton Canvas, Oil
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