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Plafond et peinture en trompe-l'oeil d'Il Baciccio (XVIIe siècle)

Ceiling

Ceiling & Dome

Author: Robin MORET
Created on: Wednesday 11 May 2016
Posted on: Sunday 7 January 2018
Dimensions: 3096*1920
Tags: 2016, architecture, Campidoglio, Capitole, Capitoline Hill, Capitolium, ceiling, Chiesa del Gesù, church, Eglise, Eglise du Saint Nom de Jésus, Gaulli, Gesù, Giovanni Battista Gaulli, Il Baciccio, Italia, Italie, Italy, Navona, Navone, painting, peinture, plafond, Roma, Rome
Albums: Travel & Landscapes / Italy / Roma / Navona / Around Altare della Patria / Chiesa del Gesù
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Rating score: 1.77 (1 rate)
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