Colored copper engraving of Metz, by Braun-Hogenberg about 1580, from bird's eye…

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Colored copper engraving of Metz, by Braun-Hogenberg about 1580, from bird's eye view, with legend, 38 x 50,5 cm (mat cut-out), paper browned and partly stained, bottom glass rubbed, frame partly dam. Glass slightly damaged, 55,5 x 67,5 cm, frame partially dam., 4213 - 0013

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Colored copper engraving of Metz, by Braun-Hogenberg about 1580, from bird's eye view, with legend, 38 x 50,5 cm (mat cut-out), paper browned and partly stained, bottom glass rubbed, frame partly dam. Glass slightly damaged, 55,5 x 67,5 cm, frame partially dam., 4213 - 0013

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