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A book of ornaments in the Palmyrene taste containing upwards of sixty new designs for ceilings, pannels, pateras & mouldings, and with the raffle leaves at large (1771)

Wallis, N · London : Published as the Act directs by I. Taylor ... · leaf 2

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Architecture -- Details -- Early works to 1800 · Decoration and ornament -- Neoclassicism -- Early works to 1800

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