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A couple dance as a woman plays the tambourine and a man plays a lute. Engraving by Luigi Borocci after Cesare Masini.
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A couple dance as a woman plays the tambourine and a man plays a lute. Engraving by Luigi Borocci after Cesare Masini.

Unknown artist

CC0 — Public Domain
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Lettering: Il saltarello. Cesare Masini inv. Luigi Borocci inc.

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