'Hairy man and Wild man', illustration from 'Physica Curiosa' by Gaspar Schott by German School

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'Hairy man and Wild man', illustration from 'Physica Curiosa' by Gaspar Schott

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'Hairy man and Wild man', illustration from 'Physica Curiosa' by Gaspar Schott

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German School

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CHT223911

Edition type:

Open edition

Publisher:

Bridgeman Art Library

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© Bridgeman Art Library / Private Collection / Archives Charmet

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