The origin of Fabrizio Salani's "AG" monagram
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(26-03-2026, 08:33 AM)eggyk wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.[quote="ReneZ" pid='81950' dateline='1774509702']
È certo che quelli in alto siano AG e non AC?
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Sì, nell'originale è etichettato come AG (e presentato in sequenza dopo AF). Anche AC è simile. 


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The strange thing is that, from what I see in the book according to Renoir, it could also be GA as for the "G" section the first combination starts from "GG"

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È certo che quelli in alto siano AG e non AC?
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Sì, nell'originale è etichettato come AG (e presentato in sequenza dopo AF). Anche AC è simile. 


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The strange thing is that, from what I see in the book according to Renoir, it could also be GA as for the "G" section the first combination starts from "GG"
This makes me think that they are not "all" his inventions, but a pre-existing collection with the addition, perhaps, of his own variations.
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RE: The origin of Fabrizio Salani's "AG" monagram - by Fabrizio Salani - 26-03-2026, 08:38 AM

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