Null Ridinger, Johann Elias - "Bauren oder Acker Pferd. No. 15", engraving by Jo…

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Ridinger, Johann Elias - "Bauren oder Acker Pferd. No. 15", engraving by Joh. El. Ridinger (1698 - 1767), from "Entwurf einiger Thiere, wie solche nach ihren unterschiedlichen Arten, Actionen und Leidenschaften, nach dem Leben gezeichnet, samt beygefügten Anmerkungen [....]", vol. 6, Augsburg 1755, inscribed "J.E.R. fec." below the image on the right, pl. ca. 19 x 15cm, somewhat browned / stained, margins creased / partially min. torn (bottom), sheet corner rest. (upper right), mounting residues on verso, inscribed in pencil by an unknown hand (outside the image), sheet size approx. 36.5 x 22.5cm, unframed

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Ridinger, Johann Elias - "Bauren oder Acker Pferd. No. 15", engraving by Joh. El. Ridinger (1698 - 1767), from "Entwurf einiger Thiere, wie solche nach ihren unterschiedlichen Arten, Actionen und Leidenschaften, nach dem Leben gezeichnet, samt beygefügten Anmerkungen [....]", vol. 6, Augsburg 1755, inscribed "J.E.R. fec." below the image on the right, pl. ca. 19 x 15cm, somewhat browned / stained, margins creased / partially min. torn (bottom), sheet corner rest. (upper right), mounting residues on verso, inscribed in pencil by an unknown hand (outside the image), sheet size approx. 36.5 x 22.5cm, unframed

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