Ludovico Ciamberlano (active 1599-1641)

SERAPHICUM EMPORIUM SCOTICUM (Allegory of the City of God by John Duns Scotus) dated 1621

RCIN 808709

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B.91: A thesis print: allegorical figures seated in a walled town; in foreground, many figures, some with horses, some in boats. Above, winged figures bearing coat of arms of Ghislieri.
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Search the collection Ludovico Ciamberlano (active 1599-1641)
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Search the collection Duns Scotus, Joannes (c.1265-1308)
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SERAPHICUM EMPORIUM SCOTICUM (Allegory of the City of God by John Duns Scotus) dated 1621

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