Shem Covering the Nakedness of Noah (recto) and Lot with his Daughters (verso) from Der Teutsch Cicero, plate four of Woodcuts from Books of the XVI Century

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Shem Covering the Nakedness of Noah (recto) and Lot with his Daughters (verso) from Der Teutsch Cicero, plate four of Woodcuts from Books of the XVI Century

Hans Leonhard Schäuffelein (German, 1480/90-1538/40)LinkedCulture matchlcp-289103ac76d4

Date
1534, assembled into portfolio 1937
Medium
Woodcut on paper
Culture
Germany
Department
Prints and Drawings
Institution
Art Institute of Chicago
Object ID
132149

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