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November 11, 1868-June 21, 1940. French painter.

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Jacometto Veneziano
Portrait of a boy

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Jacometto Veneziano Portrait of a boy
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Jacometto Veneziano Portrait of a boy


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Jacometto Veneziano

Italy (Venezia 1472 -1497 ) - Painter  Related Paintings of Jacometto Veneziano :. | Reader of Novels | Nude in an Armchair | Deposition from the Cross | marie kroyer med et handarbejde | The Flagellants sg |
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