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Lion trap, Jan Collaert II, ca. 1595
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Lion trap

ca. 1595 · Print · 20.1 × 26 cm

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Horizontal rectangle. The lions, frightened by the lighted torches carried by the hunters, are forced into the string of nets set up to trap them, right. At lower left: "Ioan. Stradanus invent." Right of center, below: "Ioan. Collaert Sculp."; at lower right: "Phls Galle excud." Below: "AS TU QUI SATAGUNT VALIDUM ILLAGUEARE LEONEM..."

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1952-37-7

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DruckgrafikKupferstichRenaissance16. Jahrhundert

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