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The Battle of Magenta -Hand Colored Lithograph by Carlo Bossoli - 1854
By Carlo Bossoli
Located in Roma, IT
The Battle of Magenta is original Hand-colored lithography on paper, realized by Carlo Bossoli in the XIX century. Titled on the lower center, signed on ...
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1850s Carlo Bossoli Art
Materials
Lithograph
View of Odessa - Tempera on Paper by C. Bossoli - Mid 19th Century
By Carlo Bossoli
Located in Roma, IT
View of Odessa is a beautiful original artwork realized by Carlo Bossoli in Mid 19th Century.
Tempera on paper.
Gilded wooden frame is included. Passep...
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Mid-19th Century Carlo Bossoli Art
Materials
Tempera
Exceptional Pair of Turkish Landscape Paintings inscribed Costantinopoli Scutari
By Carlo Bossoli
Located in Rome, IT
Pair of excellent quality oil on canvas landscape depicting Istambul (Costantinapoli ) in the 19'th century .
Attributed to Carlo Bossoli , Famous ori...
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Mid-19th Century Carlo Bossoli Art
Materials
Oil
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