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Nicholas Joseph, Freiherr von Jacquin, and his brother Joseph Franz. Line engraving by Mathieu, 1802, after a wax medallion by L. Posch.

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Lettering: Nikolaus Joseph Edler v. Jacquin geb. am 16 Febr. 1727 Joseph Franz Edler v. Jacquin geb. am. 7 Febr. 1766 L. Posch in cera fe. Mathieu sc. 1802 Viene
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Title: Nicholas Joseph, Freiherr von Jacquin, and his brother Joseph Franz. Line engraving by Mathieu, 1802, after a wax medallion by L. Posch.
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Lettering: Nikolaus Joseph Edler v.
Jacquin geb.
am 16 Febr.
1727 Joseph Franz Edler v.
Jacquin geb.
am.
7 Febr.
1766 L.
Posch in cera fe.
Mathieu sc.
1802 Viene.

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