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Emblema grabado ovalado de una mujer coronada con una guirnalda, con un simio leyendo un libro a la izquierda y libros apilados a la derecha.

Emblema de la Academia, de la Iconología de Ripa (1709)

Un emblema ovalado grabado en blanco y negro muestra a una mujer coronada con vestiduras fluidas entre árboles junto a una columna, sosteniendo una guirnalda en una mano y un estandarte alzado en la otra. En la parte inferior izquierda, un simio sentado lee un libro abierto; en la inferior derecha hay libros apilados, y la etiqueta '2. Academy' aparece en la esquina superior.

Artista
Cesare Ripa
Fecha
1709
Técnica
Fuente
Wellcome Collection
Tamaño
3446 × 4000 px
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