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Portrait of two of the engravers of Fuchs' 'de Historia....'
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Portrait of two of the engravers of Fuchs' 'de Historia....'

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Portraits of two of the men responsible for illustrating 'De historia stirpivm commentarii insignes...' by Leonhard Fuchs. This page appears at the back of the book and the portrait is subtitled 'Pictores Operis'. The men are identified as 'Heinrich/ Heinricus F(?)uellmaurer', 'Albertus Neher'.

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