Paolo Veronese (Caliari) Cupid holding the reins of Mars' charger a fragment Oil Painting Reproduction

Title: Cupid holding the reins of Mars' charger a fragment
Painted by: Paolo Veronese (Caliari)
Orientation: Portrait
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