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House and atelier of Antonio Canova in Rome, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo
House and atelier of Antonio Canova in Rome, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo
House and atelier of Antonio Canova in Rome, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo
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House and atelier of Antonio Canova in Rome, Italy
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Saint-Martin Cathedral of Lucca Lucca Tuscany Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Saint-Martin Cathedral of Lucca Lucca Tuscany Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Saint-Martin Cathedral of Lucca Lucca Tuscany Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Saint-Martin Cathedral of Lucca Lucca Tuscany Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo
Outside of the house and atelier of Antonio Canova in via delle Colonnette near piazza del Popolo in Rome, Italy. The Italian Neoclassical sculptor famous for his marble sculptures at his death in 1822 left the property to his friend Antonio D`Este. His atelier became for years one of the principles must have seen of visitors like the Frech wirter Stendhal. Today a bust of Canova and a target as marble fragments remeber the work of this great artist.


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