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Farnese Hours:Adoration of the Magi and Solomon Adored by the Queen of Sheba

Date

1546

Source

http://www.themorgan.org/collections/collections.asp?id=110

Author



Alternative names	Giulio Clovio, Julije Klović, Il Macedo
Description	Croatian painter, manuscript illuminator and fashion designer
Date of birth/death	1498	3 January 1578 or 4 January 1578
Location of birth/death	Grizane, Croatia	Rome
Work location	Italy (1516), Hungary (1524-1526), Rome (1526-1527), Mantua (1527), Rome (1538-1551), Florence (1551-1553), Rome (1553-1578)
Authority control	WorldCat

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