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Etching of a reclining woman raising a goblet, a wreathed reveler beside her, and a jester with a staff at right.

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A woman with a laurel-leaf wreath extends a goblet from a reclining pose, while a second reclining figure with a vine wreath rests beside her and a jester in a cap stands at the right holding a staff. The scene is set at a stone table with a bowl and grapes among the foliage.

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Date

1427

Medium

Print

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Wikimedia Commons

License

Public domain

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