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Madonna of Carmelo and the Souls of Purgatory

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  • In Giovanni Battista Tiepolo: Early life

    …such works as the monumental Madonna of Carmelo and the Souls of Purgatory (c. 1720). His artistic education, however, was complex and varied: he examined the works of both Venetian and foreign contemporaries and studied older painters as well, as demonstrated by his large production of etchings after 16th-century subjects.…

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