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Moorish Woman (Mulier Moresca)

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Etching; first state of two, Costumes of Women from Different Countries: Twelve plates (New Hollstein 622-633)
Costumes of Women from Different Countries: Twelve plates (New Hollstein 622-633), Drawings and Prints, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Rogers Fund 1920
Title: Moorish Woman (Mulier Moresca)
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Etching; first state of two, Costumes of Women from Different Countries: Twelve plates (New Hollstein 622-633).

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