File:Duomo di Trento - Rosone Essenwein.jpg
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Italiano: Duomo di Trento - Il rosone occidentale con le vetrate disegnate da August Essenwein, perdute dopo il 1965
English: Trento cathedral - The western rose window with the stained glass designed by August Essenwein, lost after 1965 |
| Date | before 1965 |
| Source | Scan from Il duomo di Trento, by Enrico Castelnuovo, vol. I, 1992 |
| Author | Unknown author |
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