Talk:Carlo Crivelli

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Carlo Crivelli lived in Zara, Dalmatia (today Croatia) for a couple of years - somewhere between 1457 and 1468. Why wasn't this mentioned?

Vegetarian? No.

With the sparse state of archival mentions of Crivelli, I just now thought, how would one know that he was a vegetarian? So, the statement as first added in September 2007 by User:62.94.208.230, was "He was a vegatarian i liked poop.". Then his (unwitting?) accomplice User:76.7.179.185 deleted "I liked poop". I've now deleted the statement about "vegatarianism".--Wetman (talk) 00:48, 4 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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