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Window design with the coat of arms of Konrad Lycosthenes (Wolfhart) von Ruffach
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Window design with the coat of arms of Konrad Lycosthenes (Wolfhart) von Ruffach

Hans Jakob Plepp (um 1557/60–1597/98) · 1585 · Feder in Schwarz, grau laviert, vollständig aufgezogen

From the collection of Kunstmuseum Basel. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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Credit lineScheibenriss mit Wappen des Konrad Lycosthenes (Wolfhart) von Ruffach. 1585. Hans Jakob Plepp (um 1557/60–1597/98). Kunstmuseum Basel, Kupferstichkabinett, Geschenk der Erben Dr. Adolf Burckhardt-Burckhardt. Public domain.
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