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A set of volumes.

A set of volumes, Part of a larger collection of prints and drawings assembled by Cassiano Dal Pozzo and his brother Carlo Antonio. The volumes were purchased by King George III from Cardinal Albani. Other volumes associated with George III are in the British Museum (Department of Prints & Drawings; Department of Greek & Roman Antiquities) and at the Royal Library, Windsor. Location: 135.g.1, 134.g.10 and 134.g.11 (Popish ceremonies and other festivals). - 134.g.9 (Tombs and funeral processions). - 146.i.10 (Costumes of various nations). - 118.e.18 (Plans and fortified places). - Maps.7.Tab.48 (Etchings of palaces in Rome).

Location British Library/London/Great Britain

Unique Identifier AR9111923

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5064px × 6258px

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