Exploring the History of the the Veiled Virgin Sculpture by Giovanni Strazza
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Exploring the History of the the Veiled Virgin Sculpture by Giovanni Strazza
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Exploring the History of the the Veiled Virgin Sculpture by Giovanni Strazza
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Architecture & Design - This is one of the most beautiful sculptures of all time. It is called "Virgin with veil", and it was carved in the XIX century, by the Italian
