Meo Patacca Forces Checco Bella Chioma to Pay the Damage of the Horse Burnt at the Fienarolo by Bartolomeo Pinelli

Meo Patacca Forces Checco Bella Chioma to Pay the Damage of the Horse Burnt at the Fienarolo

(Meo Patacca forces Checco Bella Chioma to pay the damage of the horse burnt at the Fienarolo)


Bartolomeo Pinelli

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Undated  ·  engraving  ·  Picture ID: 1079448

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Meo Patacca Forces Checco Bella Chioma to Pay the Damage of the Horse Burnt at the Fienarolo by Bartolomeo Pinelli. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
horse · horses · animal · wildlife · farm animal · livestock · engraved image · large group of people · burnt · one animal · flaming torch · 19th century · damage · horseback riding · outdoors · fire · illustrations · paying · horse · history · horizontal · meo patacca · bartolomeo pinelli · rome istituto nazionale per la grafica calcografia nazionale · checco bella chioma · fienarolo
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