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Vaso con coperchio
Vaso con coperchio
Year
1750
Materials
maiolica
Inventory
3287/C
Dimensions
Altezza: 58 cm, Diametro: 37 cm
Description
Vaso ad anfora con coperchio bianco decorato con fiori e uccelli. Sulla base stemma di Clemente XI. Sui due lati due scene figurate: a) personaggio maschile che versa il contenuto di una bottiglia su un obelisco; a lato un braciere: "CLEMENS XI PONTIFEX CREATUR" "OLEUM SUPER LAVIDEM RECTUM". b) Papa che incensa l'Immacolata: "CLEMENS XI VIRG.SINE ABE CONCEPTAE FESTUM CELEBRANDUM EDICIT" "HAEC SOLIS INSTAR SOLA REGNAT ILLUSTRATQUE".
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