Il Teatro la Fenice in Venezia edificato dallÁrchitetto Antonio Selva nel 1792 e ricostruito in parte in 1836, dai Fratelli Tommaso e Giambattista Meduna

Various artists/makers

1849

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Title: Il Teatro la Fenice in Venezia edificato dallÁrchitetto Antonio Selva nel 1792 e ricostruito in parte in 1836, dai Fratelli Tommaso e Giambattista Meduna
Author: Written by Giovanni Battista Meduna (Italian, born 1810)
Author: Written by Tommaso Meduna (Italian, 1798–1880)
Architect: Designed by Giovanni Antonio Selva (Italian, Venice 1753–1819 Venice)
Publisher: Published by Stabilimento Antonelli , Venice
Date: 1849
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1938
Object Number: 38.65.2
Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints

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