Black and white illustration of a group of young boys, some naked and some wearing loincloths, gathered around a well or fountain. The boys are armed with various weapons including hammers, swords, and a club. A stone structure with archways is on the left, with a tree on the right. A cityscape is visible in the background. At the base of the fountain, three men lie on the ground. Text on the edge of the fountain reads "LINGVA PRAVO RVM PERIBIT".
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 633 × 893 px
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