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1665 De Rossi Original Antique Architectural Plan, Print of Sachetti Palace Rome, Italy North Amercia Ferdinando de' Medici had a

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1665 De Rossi Original Antique Architectural Plan, Print of Sachetti Palace Rome, Italy North Amercia Ferdinando de' Medici had a Ferdinando de' Medici had a studiolo Title : Sneecha obtaining in 1542 the land and a pre existing unfinished house owned by the Vatican Chapter III Colors used:

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