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Born in Florence
Inspired by the grandious designs of the monuments of imperial Rome and Florentine Romanesque intarsia, the pavement of the Cathedral of Florence was entirely covered during the XVI and XVII centuries in precious marbles creating a spectacular pattern of geometrical and optical effects.
Born in Florence
Inspired by the grandious designs of the monuments of imperial Rome and Florentine Romanesque intarsia, the pavement of the Cathedral of Florence was entirely covered during the XVI and XVII centuries in precious marbles creating a spectacular pattern of geometrical and optical effects.
Born in Florence
Inspired by the grandious designs of the monuments of imperial Rome and Florentine Romanesque intarsia, the pavement of the Cathedral of Florence was entirely covered during the XVI and XVII centuries in precious marbles creating a spectacular pattern of geometrical and optical effects.
Born in Florence
Inspired by the grandious designs of the monuments of imperial Rome and Florentine Romanesque intarsia, the pavement of the Cathedral of Florence was entirely covered during the XVI and XVII centuries in precious marbles creating a spectacular pattern of geometrical and optical effects.
Born in Florence
Inspired by the grandious designs of the monuments of imperial Rome and Florentine Romanesque intarsia, the pavement of the Cathedral of Florence was entirely covered during the XVI and XVII centuries in precious marbles creating a spectacular pattern of geometrical and optical effects.
Born in Florence
Inspired by the grandious designs of the monuments of imperial Rome and Florentine Romanesque intarsia, the pavement of the Cathedral of Florence was entirely covered during the XVI and XVII centuries in precious marbles creating a spectacular pattern of geometrical and optical effects.
Born in Florence
Inspired by the grandious designs of the monuments of imperial Rome and Florentine Romanesque intarsia, the pavement of the Cathedral of Florence was entirely covered during the XVI and XVII centuries in precious marbles creating a spectacular pattern of geometrical and optical effects.
Born in Florence
Inspired by the grandious designs of the monuments of imperial Rome and Florentine Romanesque intarsia, the pavement of the Cathedral of Florence was entirely covered during the XVI and XVII centuries in precious marbles creating a spectacular pattern of geometrical and optical effects.
Born in Florence
Inspired by the grandious designs of the monuments of imperial Rome and Florentine Romanesque intarsia, the pavement of the Cathedral of Florence was entirely covered during the XVI and XVII centuries in precious marbles creating a spectacular pattern of geometrical and optical effects.
Born in Florence
Inspired by the grandious designs of the monuments of imperial Rome and Florentine Romanesque intarsia, the pavement of the Cathedral of Florence was entirely covered during the XVI and XVII centuries in precious marbles creating a spectacular pattern of geometrical and optical effects.
Born in Florence
Inspired by the grandious designs of the monuments of imperial Rome and Florentine Romanesque intarsia, the pavement of the Cathedral of Florence was entirely covered during the XVI and XVII centuries in precious marbles creating a spectacular pattern of geometrical and optical effects.
Born in Florence
Inspired by the grandious designs of the monuments of imperial Rome and Florentine Romanesque intarsia, the pavement of the Cathedral of Florence was entirely covered during the XVI and XVII centuries in precious marbles creating a spectacular pattern of geometrical and optical effects.