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The cardinal virtue of Justice represented by a seated woman holding a pair of scales and a sword (possibly a modern impression)
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The cardinal virtue of Justice represented by a seated woman holding a pair of scales and a sword (possibly a modern impression)

Anonymous · ca. 1480–1520 · Engraving, printed from a plate engraved in the niello manner

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Credit lineThe cardinal virtue of Justice represented by a seated woman holding a pair of scales and a sword (possibly a modern impression). ca. 1480–1520. Anonymous. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Gift of Leo Steinberg, 1991. CC0.
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