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Piazza Colonna from "Prospectus Locurum Urbis Romae Insign[ium]"

Lievin Cruyl

Cleveland Museum of Art

Black and white illustration of a city square, cloudy sky. Tall column with a statue on top center of image. Small fountain in center of square. Multiple people standing and walking around in the square. Two buildings on right and left sides of image with windows and balconies. Two large buildings in background. Horses and carriages on street. Latin text written in black at bottom.

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900 × 722 px
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