This profile brings together identity references for Domenico Campagnola and paintings, drawings and works on paper documented in auction catalogues.
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1documented result with a price
Piguet
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Piguet · Lot 2697
Original title: Attribué à Domenico Campagnola — "Jupiter"
Ink on paper
Full catalogue description and documentary notes
Catalogue description — original language Domenico Campagnola (c.1500-1564), attribué à, "Jupiter" , encre sur papier, 19,5x33 cm Provenance: Berkeley Sheffield de Doncaster; A. Danlos sa vente, Paris, 1901
ARTIC · Reference link only; institutional text and images are not reproduced.
ICCD-ArCo · CC-BY-4.0; Ministero della Cultura / ICCD-ArCo. Reference link only; no image copied.
LoC · Public domain (id.loc.gov authority metadata; link only)
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