16th-century Flemish print—This work is an early 17th-centur - Lot 648

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16th-century Flemish print—This work is an early 17th-centur - Lot 648
16th-century Flemish print—This work is an early 17th-century Flemish print titled *Landscape with a Dead Man of God, a Lion, and a Donkey* (*Landschap met een dode godsman, leeuw en ezel* in Dutch) - It is a major etching and burin engraving created by the Antwerp engraver and painter Willem van Nieulandt II (1584–1635) based on an original drawing by the famous Flemish landscape master Paul Bril (1554–1626). It is part of a famous series of prints titled “Italian Landscapes” (Italianse landschappen).
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