Vulcan seated hammering on an anvil flanked by Venus and three cupids

Vulcan seated hammering on an anvil flanked by Venus and three cupids

Marco Dente, Antonio Salamanca, Giovanni Giacomo De Rossi

1510 - 1532 Print

26.50.1(139)

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