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Virtus Combusta: An Allegory of Virtue
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Virtus Combusta: An Allegory of Virtue

Workshop of Andrea Mantegna · 1500/1505 · engraving on laid paper by Giovanni Antonio da Brescia

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Credit lineVirtus Combusta: An Allegory of Virtue. 1500/1505. Workshop of Andrea Mantegna. National Gallery of Art, Gift of W.G. Russell Allen. CC0.
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