Black and white illustration of ornate architectural and decorative elements. Four distinct carved pieces are shown, each with intricate designs. The top piece features two mermaids and a face. The piece to the right is long and slender with a lion's head at the bottom. The piece on the bottom left incorporates a woman's face. The background resembles aged paper. The title is "Design for Daggers" and the artist is Wenceslaus Hollar.
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- 619 × 893 px
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