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Darstellung eines "Wundertieres", das am 1. April (!) 1653 im Schloß Fontainebleau gefangen worden sei. Es hat den Kopf eines Wolfes mit lang heraushängender Zunge, die Hinterpfoten eines Löwen oder Greifes, die Vorderpfoten eines Bären und der Bauch
Seller: Antiquariat Martin Barbian & Grund GbR, Saarbruecken, Germany
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
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sowie der Schweif sind wie bei einem Windspiel. Es soll 150 Menschen "gefressen"haben. Kupferstich, Frankfurt, 1653, 12x17,5 cm (auf dem ganzen Textblatt, Knickspur).
