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Line engraving: portrait of Paracelsus
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Line engraving: portrait of Paracelsus

Unknown artist

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PARACELSUS, Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus von HOHENHEIM {1493-1541} Line engraving: portrait of Paracelsus, half-length to left, by J. Payne, after painting attributed to the school of Q. Metsys. S 9075 the school of Q. Metsys. S 9075

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