Matilde Casati «A living encyclopaedia». The Kingdom of Italy to the International Exhibition of 1862 pp. 5-17, DOI: 10.7374/80703 Details Cite
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Valentina Gensini Artists and critics at the florentine Exhibitions, 1861 pp. 29-44, DOI: 10.7374/80705 Details Cite
Laura Hamad Giovanni Panti, painter in the years of Florence capital pp. 45-52, DOI: 10.7374/80706 Details Cite
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