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I Disegni più Belli degli Uffizi
Florence: Vallecchi, 2012
- Commentary by Casoli Cristina
- Limited Edition: 199 copies
- Collection: a selection of documents associated by a common thread and collected by the publisher in a single edition.
The edition contains a selection of 48 tables created between the 14th and the 17th century by both Italian and foreign masters.