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Aug 27, 2020 lrile Jul 07, 2020 lrile May 21, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 165 [[Turin]] At three OClock this Afternoon went to view the [[King's Palace]] - The Apartments of w'ch [which] we found were royally magnificent - Some of them were richly gilt all over - others adorned with the finest paintings both Cielings & Walls; the Pictures done by famous Masters, as [[Vandyke]] [[Reubens]], [[Rembrant]], [[Spagnolet]], [[Gudio]] &c, being set in rich frames finely gilded & joined like Pannels in the Wall, that there was not the least space left unornamented - The long Gallery to the [[Duke of Savoy]]s Apartments is ornamented with fine paintings & begun to be encrusted with the richest Marbles - Some of the Rooms are entirely covered with Mirror Glass - one of them with Mirror Glass ~~into~~ w'ch [which] is inlaid ~~with~~ in rich gilt frames ^ with [a] Profusion of fine Portraits for the most ^ part not large, & many in true miniature - They consist of famous Painters	p. 165 [[Turin]] At three OClock this Afternoon went to view the [[King's Palace]] - The Apartments of w'ch [which] we found were royally magnificent - Some of them were richly gilt all over - others adorned with the finest paintings both Cielings & Walls; the Pictures done by famous Masters, as [[Vandyke]] [[Reubens]], [[Rembrant]], [[Spagnolet]], [[Gudio]] &c, being set in rich frames finely gilded & joined like Pannels in the Wall, that there was not the least space left unornamented - The long Gallery to the [[Duke of Savoy]]s Apartments is ornamented with fine paintings & begun to be encrusted with the richest Marbles - Some of the Rooms are entirely covered with Mirror Glass - one of them with Mirror Glass [into] w'ch [which] is inlaid [with] in rich gilt frames ^ with [a] Profusion of fine Portraits for the most ^ part not large, & many in true miniature - They consist of famous Painters

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