Null Hans SEBALD BEHAM
Job Talking with His Friends, 1547
Burin, 7 x 9.8 cm, cut…

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Hans SEBALD BEHAM Job Talking with His Friends, 1547 Burin, 7 x 9.8 cm, cut to square line (Pauli-Hollstein 17), fine proof. Also by Th. de Leu, Jacques de Savoie, duc de Nemours, burin (Robert-Dumesnil 467) and Adrian van Ostade, Le Paysan payant son écot, etching (Godefroy 42). Set of 3 pieces.

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Hans SEBALD BEHAM Job Talking with His Friends, 1547 Burin, 7 x 9.8 cm, cut to square line (Pauli-Hollstein 17), fine proof. Also by Th. de Leu, Jacques de Savoie, duc de Nemours, burin (Robert-Dumesnil 467) and Adrian van Ostade, Le Paysan payant son écot, etching (Godefroy 42). Set of 3 pieces.

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