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Standing figure of a nude man. Engraving by Defehrt after C.N. Cochin.
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Standing figure of a nude man. Engraving by Defehrt after C.N. Cochin.

Charles-Nicolas Cochin

CC0 — Public Domain
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Lettering: Dessein proportions généralles de l'homme ; C.N. Cochin filius del. Defehrt fecit

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