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The History of Painting in Italy, Vol. 1 (of 6)

Note 110 — BOOK I. (continued 2)

Thomas Roscoe translation

He says that his cipher was M. C. which P. Orlandi reads Martinus de Clef, or Clivensis Augustanus. But he was not from Anversa; but was, according to Meerman, Calembaco-Suevus Colmariæ, whence we may explain the cipher to mean Martinus Colmariensis. In many of his prints it is M. S.

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