Alcine by Franz Ertinger (1706)

Engraving of a knight and a woman in a cave, with three figures with wands rising in swirling smoke above.

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An engraved print titled Alcine shows a knight in plumed helmet and a woman holding a wand standing in an arched, rocky interior. Three figures with wands and horned headdresses emerge from billowing smoke above them, and a small landscape is framed in the rear arch. The work is attributed to Franz Ertinger and dated 1706.

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