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Avanco del Tempio della Concordia

Giovanni Battista Piranesi

Cleveland Museum of Art

Black and white etching of ancient ruins with several tall columns on the left and a modern building on the right. Cloudy sky. A small sign in front of the ruins reads "AVANZO DEL TEMPIO DELLA CONCORDIA". A figure stands near the sign.

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