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Lucas van Leyden

Hector of Troy, Alexander of Macedon, Julius Caesar, from The Nine Heroes

c. 1520
Woodcut in black on two sheets of laid paper joined vertically in the center
31.5 × 51.2 cm (12.4 × 20.2 in)

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