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Gravura intitulada Pax Insidiosa mostrando uma raposa olhando para um galo numa árvore, com vilarejo e igreja ao fundo.

Pax Insidiosa: raposa e galo numa árvore, gravura

Uma raposa está à esquerda, olhando para cima em direção a um galo empoleirado numa árvore frondosa à direita, enquanto ao fundo aparecem um povoado e a torre de uma igreja. O título "PAX INSIDIOSA" está inscrito na parte superior desta gravura emblemática.

Artista
Christoph Murer
Data
1622
Técnica
Emblem pictures Allegorical prints Etchings
Fonte
Wellcome Collection
Tamanho
4000 × 3498 px
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Domínio público · Wellcome Collection marks it Public Domain Mark; made by 1622.
Direitos verificados 2026-11-05 · nível A · conforme a fonte: Public Domain Mark (Wellcome Collection)

Crédito (bem-vindo, não obrigatório em obras de domínio público): Wellcome Collection

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