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Printed from four woodblocks by Hans Guldenmund, Durer School, Nuremberg, 1517. This is a visual satire of architectual pretentiousness: the column cannot stand, as its base is a turnip root! The figure at the top is the pleasure-seeking Roman woodland demi-god Satyr, half man and half goat, from whom we derive "satire". |
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Limited edition digital print. Black ink only. |
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©2009 by Allen Bjorkman after extensive re-drawing and restoration |
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Size: 60" x 15" |
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Print |
Print - Hand Colored |
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$75 |
$150 |
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Framed |
Framed - Hand Colored |
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$607 |
$782 |
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Order Information - Please note framed versions are for pick up only. |
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