Etching, 110 x 166 mm. The representation of Winter by J. Matham. Shows an old, hunched man in a heavy coat walking with a stick to right, in an oval cartouche; with signs of the zodiac. [cod.965/15]
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Etching, 110 x 166 mm. The representation of Winter by J. Matham. Shows an old, hunched man in a heavy coat walking with a stick to right, in an oval cartouche; with signs of the zodiac. [cod.965/15]
- Year: 1600
- Dimension: 110 x 166 mm
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