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Titus Manilus Torquatus befiehlt die Hinrichtung seines Sohnes, beschnitten
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  • Titus Manilus Torquatus befiehlt die Hinrichtung seines Sohnes, beschnitten (given title)
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  • sheet measurements - height: 10.9 cm
  • sheet measurements - width: 7.4 cm
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  • KI 93
Acquisition
  • purchase , 1866
Department
  • Library and Works on Paper Collection
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  • collector's stamp: verso: C. Wiesböck(Lugt 2576)
  • text on object: Monogramm AG 1553
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  • 16.12.2025

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