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.jpg "Allegory of finesse that tends to deceive. She is represented one hand on her chest and another cover behind her holding a fox symbol of deception. Engraving in")
.jpg "The Penitents: St. Madeleine Repentant")
.jpg "Allegory of ingratitude. A woman who heats a snake in her breast gets bitten. The ivy branch is the symbol of ingratitude as it destroys itself which serves as a support to rise. Engraving in")
.jpg "Illustration for \"Fifty Fables for Children\" by Hey")
.jpg "Allegory of purity. His attributes are the dove and the lily, symbols of candor. Engraving in")
.jpg "Nixes, from The World Guide to Gnomes, Fairies, Elves and Other Little People by Thomas Keightley, Published 1880")
.jpg "Allegory of Affability Presenting a Large Rose Blossom. Engraving in")
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.jpg "Saint Francis, c. 1632")
.jpg "Allegory of humility. Under his foot, a crown of gold enriched with precious stones. She disdainfully considers a ball representing the earth of which she misses the grandeur. Engraving in “Iconologie oder Ideen aus dem Gebiete der Leidenschaften und Alleg")
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.jpg "Portrait presumed to be Johann Sebastian Bach, 1717-23")
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