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Grabado en madera café de un marco arquitectónico en arco con una rueda de la fortuna central, esqueletos a los lados y figuras sentadas con una calavera arriba.

Triunfo de la Muerte con las Tres Parcas y una Rueda de la Fortuna

Un grabado en madera de claroscuro en tinta café muestra un marco arquitectónico en arco con esqueletos a los lados de una rueda central dividida en ocho compartimentos, con una inscripción latina debajo. Arriba, figuras sentadas y una calavera con un reloj de arena coronan la composición.

Artista
Andrea Andreani
Fecha
1588
Técnica
Chiaroscuro woodcut from three blocks in brown ink
Fuente
Smithsonian (Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum)
Tamaño
2966 × 4000 px
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Dominio público · Smithsonian (Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum) releases this image under CC0 (latest date 1588).
Derechos verificados 2026-11-05 · nivel A · según la fuente: CC0 (Smithsonian Open Access)

Crédito (se agradece, no es obligatorio en obras de dominio público): Smithsonian Institution, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

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