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Plate 4: The victory of Goleta, near Tunis, from "Triumphs of Charles V"
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Plate 4: The victory of Goleta, near Tunis, from "Triumphs of Charles V"

Jacques de Gheyn, III · 1614 · Etching and engraving

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Credit linePlate 4: The victory of Goleta, near Tunis, from "Triumphs of Charles V". 1614. Jacques de Gheyn, III. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Rogers Fund, 1962. CC0.
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