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An allegorical monument to Sir Isaac Newton. Pittoni, Giovanni Battista, the younger (1687-1767), Valeriani, Domenico (Italian, op.1700-m.a.1771), Valeriani, Giuseppe (Italian, op.1742-m.1761). Oil on canvas, height (painted area) 220 cm, width (painted area) 139 cm, 1727 to 1729.
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