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The galleries of Vienna; a selection of engravings after the most celebrated pictures in the Imperial gallery of the Belvedere, and from other renowned collections in Vienna. With descriptive text (1867)

GOERLING, ADOLPH, 1821-1877 · New York : D. Appleton · leaf 227

An illustration from The galleries of Vienna; a selection of engravings after the most celebrated pictures in the Imperial gallery of the Belvedere, and from other renowned collections in Vienna. With descriptive text, 1867, leaf 227
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