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Dialogos de la pintvra : sv defensa, origen, essecia, definicion, modos y diferencias

1633
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Object Information
  • Title: Dialogos de la pintvra : sv defensa, origen, essecia, definicion, modos y diferencias
  • Author: Vicente Carducho (Italian, Florence 1576–1638 Madrid)
  • Engraver: Francisco Fernández (Spanish, 1605–1646)
  • Engraver: Francisco López (Spanish, ca. 1552–1629)
  • Publisher: Francisco Martínez (Spanish, active 1627–45)
  • Date: 1633
  • Geography: Madrid, Spain
  • Dimensions: [18], 229, [24] pages : illustrations ; height:7 7/8 in. (20 cm)
  • Object Number: 171.1 C17
  • Curatorial Department: Thomas J. Watson Library
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