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Alessandro Lamo

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Alessandro Lamo, Discorso di Alessandro Lamo intorno alla scultura e pittura, Cremona 1584
Lamo was a Cremonese writer in close contact with local artists. He is one of the many examples of writers who got deeply involved in the visual arts.

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