Judith and Her Maid Putting the Head of Holofernes into a… by Hans Burgkmair

Woodcut of two women with a severed head beside a striped military tent in a camp, with clouds and hills behind.

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Judith and Her Maid Putting the Head of Holofernes into a Bag, Hans Burgkmair, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A woodcut-style print shows two women in long robes beside a large striped military tent, one holding a severed head wrapped in cloth while the other supports it. Tents and armor lie across the camp, with a hilly landscape and town on the left under a cloudy sky.

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