

Black and white sketch on beige background. Six drawings of ancient coins. Top left: side-view head of man with long hair and beard. Top center: muscular man with raised arms. Top right: side-view head of man with short hair. Bottom left: animal with wings, possibly a lion or an eagle, on a coin. Bottom center: drawing of a lion. Bottom right: depiction of horse and rider on a coin. Signed at bottom. Small text in top right and bottom left corners.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 1131 × 893 px
- Museum record:
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