Allegory of decency. Young man with a lion

Allegory of decency. Young man with a lion's skin to express his distinction and his soul greatness. The amaranth branch and the crown show that it still maintains its beauty. The lapse marks eloquence and sagacity in the speech. Engraving in 'Iconologie'

(Allegory of decency. Young man with a lion's skin to express his distinction and his soul greatness. The amaranth branch and the crown show that it still maintains its beauty. The lapse marks eloquence and sagacite in the speech. Engraving in “” Iconologie)


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Allegory of decency. Young man with a lion's skin to express his distinction and his soul greatness. The amaranth branch and the crown show that it still maintains its beauty. The lapse marks eloquence and sagacity in the speech. Engraving in 'Iconologie' by Austrian School. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, uncoated paper or Japanese paper.
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