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1905 Italian Original Print - Looking Down the Cypress Avenue - from book Florence & Some Tuscan Cities (1905) valentine's day This illustration is accompanied by

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1905 Italian Original Print Looking Down the Cypress Avenue from book Florence & Some Tuscan Cities (1905) valentine's day This illustration is accompanied by This illustration is accompanied by the following description: «View Looking East form the Ponte Vecchio at Sunset The scene features elegantly dressed figures strolling through a sun drenched townscape Artist: Robert Charles Goff This illustration is accompanied by the following description: «Looking Down the Cypress Avenue of Poggio Imperiale

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