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Statue of Saint Roch with his dog. Saint Roch, invoked against the plague, cared for the sick during his wanderings through Italy. When he himself was infected with the plague, a dog brought him food in his lonely retreat in the woods.
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Statue of Saint Roch with his dog. Saint Roch, invoked against the plag...

Ceiling fresco "Apotheosis of Emperor Karl VI" (1685-1740) above the Emperor's Staircase,Monastery Goettweig,Austria.
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Ceiling fresco "Apotheosis of Emperor Karl VI" (1685-1740) above the Em...

Margarete, Governess of the Netherlands (1480-1530), daughter of Emperor Maximilian I. Stained glass window in the monastery church of Brou, which Margarete had built in memory of her husband, Philibert of Savoy. 1530. Detail of 16-01-02/27
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Margarete, Governess of the Netherlands (1480-1530), daughter of Emperor Maxi...

Margarete of Parma (1522-1586), illegitimate daughter of Emperor Karl V, Governess of the Netherlands since 1559, with her patron saint St. Margaret and the dragon. Stained glass window in St. Janskerk, Gouda
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Margarete of Parma (1522-1586), illegitimate daughter of Emperor Karl V, Gover...

Nobles of many nationalities lead riderless horses in the funerary procession held for Emperor Karl V in Brussels, 1558. The only hand-coloured copy of the book was a present from Karl's son, Philip II, to his councillor Cardinal Granvella.Printers:Plantin-Moretus
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Nobles of many nationalities lead riderless horses in the funerary procession...

Heralds and Spanish nobles, heralds'coats, standards and caparisons with the Imperial Eagle, in the funerary procession held in Brussels for Emperor Karl V, 1558. The only hand-coloured copy of the book was a present of King Philip II to his Councillor Cardinal Granvella.
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Heralds and Spanish nobles, heralds'coats, standards and caparisons with the...

The West-Frisian Diet in Hoorn, Netherlands. By Hendrik de Keyser, 1632. Seven coats-of-arms of the seven cities of West-Frisia, and the coats-of-arms of Frisia and the House of Orange.
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The West-Frisian Diet in Hoorn, Netherlands. By Hendrik de Keyser, 16...

The Fall: Adam, Eve and the snake; a monkey climbing the tree. Capital from the church San Martin de Fromista, a popular stop-over for pilgrims enroute to Santiago de Compostela. Around 1066
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The Fall: Adam, Eve and the snake; a monkey climbing the tree. Capit...

The temptation of Eve. Limestone lintel, around 1130
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The temptation of Eve. Limestone lintel, around...

The seducer, from the parable of the Foolish Virgins. Snakes and toads (sins, unclean thoughts) climb up his coat. Limestone (after 1230)
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The seducer, from the parable of the Foolish Virgins. Snakes and toads (sins, un...

Saint Margaret, emerging unharmed from the belly of a dragon who had swallowed her. Limestone
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Saint Margaret, emerging unharmed from the belly of a dragon who had swal...

The archangel Michael killing the dragon. Part of a book cover, Carolingian workshop, Rhineland, around 800. Ivory, 34 x 10 cm Inv. 53.50
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The archangel Michael killing the dragon. Part of a book cover, Carolingian work...