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Lucas Vorsterman II|Frans van den Wyngaerde|Peter Paul Rubens

Frieze with putti, some riding a chariot pulled by animals, others riding animals and holding garlands

ca. 1640–66
Etching; second state of two (Hollstein)
9.5 × 38.4 cm (3.7 × 15.1 in)

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