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Children, Hans: The seven deadly sins - vanity. Illustration from the cycle “Marcel Marceau.” Tempera on hard fiber; 70 x 49 cm. Dresden: copper engraving cabinet C 1979-117, BAE 487
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Children, Hans: The seven deadly sins - vanity. Illustration from the cycle “Marcel Marceau.” Tempera on hard fiber; 70 x 49 cm. Dresden: copper engraving cabinet C 1979-117, BAE 487
Title: Children, Hans: The seven deadly sins - vanity. Illustration from the cycle “Marcel Marceau.” Tempera on hard fiber; 70 x 49 cm. Dresden: copper engraving cabinet C 1979-117, BAE 487
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Children, Hans: The seven deadly sins - vanity.
Illustration from the cycle “Marcel Marceau.
” Tempera on hard fiber; 70 x 49 cm.
Dresden: copper engraving cabinet C 1979-117, BAE 487.
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