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Gravura de lenhadores empilhando toras perto de uma aldeia ao pé de colinas, com uma figura aquecendo-se ao fogo no canto inferior esquerdo.

Os doze meses: lenhadores no inverno

Uma cena de inverno com homens cortando e empilhando lenha em primeiro plano, e uma figura aquecendo-se junto a uma fogueira no canto inferior esquerdo. Uma aldeia com torre de igreja e uma cidade murada estendem-se sob colinas escarpadas, desenhadas em linhas finas gravadas.

Artista
Pieter van der Borcht (I)
Data
1545-1608
Técnica
Fonte
Rijksmuseum
Tamanho
4000 × 3092 px
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Domínio público · Rijksmuseum marks it Public Domain Mark; made by 1608.
Direitos verificados 2026-11-05 · nível A · conforme a fonte: Public Domain Mark (Rijksmuseum, image license https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/)

Crédito (bem-vindo, não obrigatório em obras de domínio público): Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

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