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File:Innocent-x-velazquez.jpg

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  • Italiano: Diego Velázquez, Papa Innocenzo X (al secolo Giovan Battista Pamphili) (1650). Roma, Galleria Doria-Pampili.
  • English: Portrait of pope Innocent X, by Diego Velázquez (1650). Roma, Galleria Doria-Pampili.
  • Deutsch: Diego Velasquez, Papst Innozenz X (1650).
  • Français : Diego Vélasquez, Pape Innocent X (1650).
  • Español: Retrato del papa Inocencio X.
Date c 1650
Source http://www.doriapamphilj.it/ukinnocenzox.asp
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