The Adoration of the Shepherds by Castello, Giovanni Battista (Genovese)

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Technique Description: bodycolour, point of the brush, with gold highlights on paper? pasted on to vellum
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Title/s: The Adoration of the Shepherds Maker/s: ZUCCARI, Taddeo, after Technique Description: bodycolour, point of the brush, with gold highlights on paper? pasted on to vellum Dimensions: height: 160 mm, width: 122 mm

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