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Fireworks given by the Swedish ambassadors to honor Karl Gustav, Count Palatine, executed by Johann Carl, Nuremberg 1650
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Fireworks given by the Swedish ambassadors to honor Karl Gustav, Count Palatine, executed by Johann Carl, Nuremberg 1650

Anonymous · 1650 · Etching

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Credit lineFireworks given by the Swedish ambassadors to honor Karl Gustav, Count Palatine, executed by Johann Carl, Nuremberg 1650. 1650. Anonymous. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1953. CC0.
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