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The conversion of Hermogenes the sorcerer. Chromolithograph by Storch and Kramer after Mariannecci after Mantegna.
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The conversion of Hermogenes the sorcerer. Chromolithograph by Storch and Kramer after Mariannecci after Mantegna.

Andrea Mantegna

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Lettering: The conversion of Hermogens the sorcerer. From a fresco by Andrea Mantegna, in the church of the Eremitani at Padua. Drawn by Signor Mariannecci. Chromolith.o by Storch & Kramer under the direction of Professor L. Gruner.

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