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Marie Spartali Stillman

Fiammetta Singing

Fiammetta Singing, Marie Spartali Stillman
Fiammetta Singing, zoomed in
75 cmFiammetta Singing scale comparison100 cm
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Fiammetta Singing is a Pre Raphaelite Gouache, Watercolor and Pencil Painting created by Marie Spartali Stillman in 1879. It lives in a private collection. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Musicians. SourceDownload

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