File:Antonio Vivaldi.jpg

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Artist	François Morellon la Cave
Title	Engraved portrait of Antonio Vivaldi Italiano: François Morellon la Cave: Antonio Vivaldi – Effigies Antonii Vivaldi per l’edizione Le Cène dell’ op. 8 del 1725 Deutsch: Antonio Vivaldi (Kupferstich von François Morellon la Cave; 1725) English: Antonio Vivaldi by François Morellon la Cave; 1725
Date	1725
Source/Photographer	http://portrait.kaar.at/Musikgeschichte%2018.Jhd/image13.html

he tried many things but alot of people did not belive in him and that is my he want to do what he did there realt is no expunation\

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