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Emblema gravado em oval de uma mulher nua em pé sobre um globo, segurando um falcão no braço, com nuvens ao fundo, intitulado Nature.

Natureza: figura nua com falcão sobre um globo, emblema de Ripa

Uma gravura oval com o título 'Nature' e o número 222, mostrando uma figura feminina nua em pé sobre um globo. Ela segura um falcão no braço esquerdo erguido e estende a mão direita, com nuvens e céu ao fundo. Gravura de linhas finas impressa em uma página de livro.

Artista
Cesare Ripa
Data
1709
Técnica
Fonte
Wellcome Collection
Tamanho
3553 × 4000 px
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Direitos verificados 2026-11-05 · nível C · conforme a fonte: CC BY 4.0 (Wellcome Collection)

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