Villa a Ricorboli : photograph album, [187-?].

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Villa a Ricorboli : photograph album, [187-?].

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Contains eleven photographs, by "L. Powers, Photographe, Florence" of Thomas Adolphus Trollope's villa, and of views from the villa, near Florence owned and occupied by him from 1865 until 1872, after he had sold the Villino Trollope in Florence following the death of his first wife, Theodosia Garrow.

1 v. (11 leaves) ; 29 x 40 cm.

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