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Sixty different sorts of ornaments invented by Gaetano Brunetti, Jtalian [sic] painter : very usefull to painters, sculptors, stone-carvers, wood-carvers, silversmiths, &c (1736)

Brunetti, Gaetano, -1758, Fletcher, Henry, active 1715-1738, Rocque, John, -1762 · [London? : G. Brunetti] · leaf 86

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