File:Bileam and the Ass, Dirck Vellert, 1523, brown ink on paper, 194 by 187 mm (cropped from round drawing of c. 270 mm diameter), Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum, Brunswick.jpg
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Bileam and the Ass, Dirck Vellert, 1523, brown ink on paper, 194 by 187 mm (cropped from round drawing of c. 270 mm diameter), Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum, Brunswick
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[edit]DescriptionBileam and the Ass, Dirck Vellert, 1523, brown ink on paper, 194 by 187 mm (cropped from round drawing of c. 270 mm diameter), Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum, Brunswick.jpg |
English: Bileam and the Ass, Dirck Vellert, 1523, brown ink on paper, 194 by 187 mm (cropped from round drawing of c. 270 mm diameter), Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum, Brunswick |
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Source | Nicolaas Beets: Dirick Jacobsz. Vellert. Schilder van Antwerpen. IV. Tekeningen na 1520. In: Onze Kunst. Voortzetting van de vlaamsche school 1912, Deel XXII, S. 133-152, Internet archive onzekunst22antw |
Author | Dirck Jacobsz. Vellert (c. 1480-1547) |
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