Arachne or Dialectics (Aracne o la Dialettica)

Arachne or Dialectics (Aracne o la Dialettica)

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Paolo Veronese (Caliari) A shady glade Oil Painting Reproduction

A shady glade

Title: A shady glade

Painted by: Paolo Veronese (Caliari)

Orientation: Landscape

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A shady glade

Allegory of the City of Venice adoring the Madonna and Child

A shady glade

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