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Allegory of the Four Elements - Fire

1 pp

Vignette of a man and a woman in a landscape, fleeing from a building on fire behind them. The plate is trimmed and only the plate number is visible.

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Allegory of the Four Elements - Water

1 pp

Vignette of a man and a woman in a rocky landscape along a stream. The woman is seated, holding a fishing pole in her right hand; at her left on the ground is a basket of fish. The man is standing with a net leaned against his shoulder, offering a fish to the woman. The plate is trimmed and only the plate number is visible.

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Allegory of the Four Seasons

1 pp

11 × 16.6 cm (4 5/16 × 6 9/16 in.)

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Allegory of the Four Seasons - Autumn

1 pp

Vignette of a man and a woman in a landscape. The woman holds up the man’s hat, which is full of grapes; he holds her up while reaching for the hat. The plate is trimmed and only the plate number is visible.

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Allegory of the Four Seasons - Spring

2 pp

Vignette of a man and a woman in a landscape. The woman reclines on the ground, leaning against a basket of flowers, with a dog climbing up on her legs; the man stands above her, playing bagpipes. The plate is trimmed and only the plate number is visible.

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Allegory of the Four Seasons - Summer

1 pp

Vignette of a man and a woman in a landscape. The woman leans against a ground near a cage of roosters. The man stands above her, holding her chin in his right hand and pointing to the roosters with his left. Behind him is a bushel of gathered wheat and a small scythe. The plate is trimmed and only the plate number is visible.

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Allegory of the Four Seasons - Winter

1 pp

Vignette of a man and a woman in a barren landscape. The woman is seated against a ruined fence. She holds a cup in her right hands, which the man, standing to her right, pours some liquid into. At her feet is a fire and a dog. The plate is trimmed and only the plate number is visible.

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drawing

Allegory of the Triumph of the Church, Fourth Scene

3 pp

Recto: View of a procession with an open chariot moving left, led by a group of figures and animals identified as the Four Evangelists. An ox (symbol of Saint Luke) and a lion (symbol of Saint Mark) walk before the chariot together with an angel (symbol of Saint Matthew). Saint Peter leads the lion, and Saints Paul and James walk nearby. A large eagle (symbol of Saint John) flies overhead at left,

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drawing

Allegory of the Triumph of the Church, Second Scene

3 pp

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drawing

Allegory of the Triumph of the Church, Third Scene

3 pp

View of a procession with a female figure identified as an allegory of the Church riding in a chariot pulled by horses. She holds an open book on her lap, and a dove surrounded by rays of light sits on her shoulder. Angels fly overhead, holding banners. Leading the horses at left are two women and a bishop. Other figures, identified as doctors of the church, follow behind. An Italian and Dutch ins

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Allegory on Good Government

1 pp

9.9 × 12.3 cm (3 7/8 × 4 13/16 in.)

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Allons! Allons! Il faur partir, Plate 9 from "Inconvénient"

1 pp

25.2 × 33.3 cm (9 15/16 × 13 1/8 in.)

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Allegory of the Triumph of the Church, Fourth Scene

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Allegory on Good Government

Allons! Allons! Il faur partir, Plate 9 from "Inconvénient"