Hans Tausen forsvarer Joachim Rønnow by Louis Moe

Colored engraving of a bearded man on steps defending a man before a tense crowd with pikes and swords, a monk in a doorway.

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Hans Tausen forsvarer Joachim Rønnow (Hans Tausen defends Joachim Rønnow), Louis Moe. Via artnap.com

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A colored engraving shows a bearded man in a dark robe and cap standing on stone steps before a brick doorway, gesturing toward a tense crowd of townspeople holding pikes, scythes and swords. A figure in a white robe watches from the doorway, while a kneeling man and a frightened child appear at the lower right.

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