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Collection of Conte Guido di Bisenzo, Rome, by 1838; collection of Lord Ward (later Earl of Dudley) by 1847; bought by Richter for Ludwig Mond, 1892; Mond Bequest, 1924
Davies 1961, pp. 362-3
Van Waadenoijen 1974, p. 86
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Collection of Conte Guido di Bisenzo, Rome, by 1838; collection of Lord Ward (later Earl of Dudley) by 1847; bought by Richter for Ludwig Mond, 1892; Mond Bequest, 1924
Davies 1961, pp. 362-3
Van Waadenoijen 1974, p. 86
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