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Sword Dance of the Cutter's Guild

Sword Dance of the Cutter's Guild

Sword Dance of the Cutter's Guild, coloured pen drawing by an unknown artist,...

Courtesy of the Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nurnberg

The Archangel Raphael

The Archangel Raphael

The Archangel Raphael, wood sculpture by Veit Stoss, 1516–18; in the Germanisches...

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