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Monument to the Doge Vendramin in the Church of S.Giovanni e Paolo, Venice

Printmaker: unknown Primary artist: Gnauth, Adolf · 1840-1884 [creator]: Arundel Society, The Printer: Storch & Kramer

Gnauth’s original watercolour measuring 43.0 x 27.9 cm (H xW) and signed “A.Gnauth” is in the Victoria and Albert Museum, Print Room

vide Ledger, Tanya : A Study of The Arundel Society 1848-1897, D.Phil Thesis, University of Oxford, 1978 (available online at http://ora.ouls.ox.ac.uk)
Vide also RSA Library which houses 18 publications produced by the Arundel Society in addition to the loose prints RSA Arundel Society prints are numbered 2014.471-2014.639 inc.

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Date 1875
Accession 2014.580

Dimensions 64 x 50.7 x 43.9 x 28.6
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Date	1875
Accession	2014.580
Dimensions	64 x 50.7 x 43.9 x 28.6

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