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AMMANATI -- GIRAMONTI, Benedetto, agent of Bartolommeo Ammanati. Three autograph letters signed, two to Francesco Busini in Pisa, one Florence, 17 March 1579(n.s.), one n.p. and n.d., the first concerning the new tariff on black marble, the second concerning General Giuseppe Gono, and one Pisa, 30 June 1572 in reply to Giovanni CACCINI on his autograph letter signed, Florence, 30 June 1572, relating to payment for a horse without saddle and bridle, altogether 2 pages, 275 x 210mm - 300 x 220mm, 1 with integral address leaf with contemporary endorsement and cut to provide seal strip, 2 with address panels and contemporary endorsements, 2 with traces of seals (1 with small tear in fold not affecting text).
Giramonte's letter of 17 March 1579(n.s.) raises various questions resulting from the new 'conventione' that had been agreed between Raffaello Carli, Carlo Pitti and Ammanati. Such a convenzione was drawn up on 19 July 1577, setting salaries and the quantities of marble to be extracted and worked. Raffaello Carli had been appointed capomaestro of the quarries.
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Giramonte's letter of 17 March 1579(n.s.) raises various questions resulting from the new 'conventione' that had been agreed between Raffaello Carli, Carlo Pitti and Ammanati. Such a convenzione was drawn up on 19 July 1577, setting salaries and the quantities of marble to be extracted and worked. Raffaello Carli had been appointed capomaestro of the quarries.
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