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Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.
Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.

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product details

Small art print

Overall size of this product is 30 × 40 cm

The image area of the print measures 21 × 32 cm

additional information
Date Second World War
Cat Number TR 1848

Allied troops by the Vittoria Emmanuel Memorial.

  • black
  • white
  • gold
  • natural
  • no frame

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