Italiener, Spanier und Portugiesen
Friedrich Hottenroth · 1840-1917
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Why is this public domain? Friedrich Hottenroth died in 1917; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-coloured lithographic plate arranged in three rows shows numbered figures in 17th century Italian, Spanish and Portuguese dress, including men with ruffs, feathered hats, and rapiers, and women in long gowns and cloaks. The plate is titled Italiener, Spanier und Portugiesen and was produced by Friedrich Hottenroth in 1884.
