Late 17th Century Northern European School Half Length Portrait of Saint Augustine, Oil on Canvas Vases the inevitability of death offering

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nobility or shamans in the Olmec culture as a show of status and rank and are believed to be carved in depiction of ancestral figures

This example is incredibly fine

A large and stunning example of early utilitarian weaponry

Era: 900 - 600 BCE

Late 17th Century Northern European School Half Length Portrait of Saint Augustine, Oil on Canvas Vases the inevitability of death offeringOriginates from: Northern Europe Circa: 1680 Dimensions: 31. 5 H x 26. 5 W Beautiful late 17th century Northern European school half length portrait of Saint Augustine. The bearded saint, draped in his habit and writing a canonical text, peering over to his right to see a bleeding Corpus Christi. Inscribed S. Agvstinvs across the top of the painting, with a textile or cloth behind him showing a dragon and two reaching hands, GLV underneath. An