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Second Vision, from Mirrors of the Microcosm
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Second Vision, from Mirrors of the Microcosm

Lucas Kilian, German, 1579-1637 · 1613 · Engraving on ivory laid paper, cut, with etching on ivory laid paper components, laid down on letterpress printed ivory laid paper, and mounted onto cream wove paper

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Credit lineSecond Vision, from Mirrors of the Microcosm. 1613. Lucas Kilian, German, 1579-1637. The Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of Dr. Ira Frank. CC0.
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