Isabella d’Este. La Prima Donna del Mondo. Fürstin und Mäzenin der Renaissance | 1994 exhibition catalogue

Isabella d’Este. La Prima Donna del Mondo. Fürstin und Mäzenin der Renaissance | 1994 exhibition catalogue

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Isabella d’Este. La Prima Donna del Mondo. Fürstin und Mäzenin der Renaissance | 1994 exhibition catalogueIsabella dEste. La Prima Donna del Mondo. Frstin und Mzenin der Renaissance. Catalogue to accompany the exhibition held at Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna. 1994. 27 x 22. 5 cm 446 pages Some scuffs and marks to cover and bumped corners. There is some creasing to the first few pages. Shelf wear. Reading crease. Label affixed to spine. Please see photos. 446 pages

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