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- ↑ I sensi e la virtù: ricerche sulla pittura del '700 a Pesaro e Provincia, by Claudio Giardini, Emilio Negro, Nicosetta Roio, Artioli, 2000, page 139.
- ↑ Marche: edited by Touring club italiano, page 227.
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