GEORG BRAUN (1541-1622) FRANZ HOGENBERG, (1535-1590) Hardales (Ardales) and Cart…

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GEORG BRAUN (1541-1622) FRANZ HOGENBERG, (1535-1590)

Hardales (Ardales) and Cartama. Engraving. Optical view engraved on copper, from the "Civitates Orbis Terrarum" on drawing by Joris Hoefnagel. Published in Cologne, between 1572 and 1617. Print measures: 36 x 47,5 cm

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GEORG BRAUN (1541-1622) FRANZ HOGENBERG, (1535-1590)

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