Null Arbor genealogica: Sacerdotum et Levitarum Exod VI. Num. III and Adam et Ev…

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Arbor genealogica: Sacerdotum et Levitarum Exod VI. Num. III and Adam et Eva us que ad diluvium Ben. IV.V. Engraving. Lot of two engravings are representation of genealogical trees of biblical theme, with allegorical figures. Measurements: 32 x 46 cm

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Arbor genealogica: Sacerdotum et Levitarum Exod VI. Num. III and Adam et Eva us que ad diluvium Ben. IV.V. Engraving. Lot of two engravings are representation of genealogical trees of biblical theme, with allegorical figures. Measurements: 32 x 46 cm

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