Гаттамелатӑн юланутлӑ палăкӗ
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Гаттамелатӑн юланутлӑ палăкӗ ирхи Чӗрӗлӳ тапхӑрӗн итал ӳнерҫин Донателло 1453 ҫулхи скульптури, халӗ вӑл Италири Падуя хулин Piazza del Santo (Сӑваплӑ лапам) вырнаҫнӑ. Ӑна Чӗрӗлӳ тапхӑрӗнче пурӑннӑ кондотьера Эразмо да Нарнине, Гаттамелата тенӗскерне чысласа лартнӑ, вӑл Венеци республикин хесметӗнче тӑнӑ, Падуя хулин пуҫлӑхӗ пулнӑ вӑхӑтра.
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