Providentia by Johann Gottfried Haid (1730-1768)

Engraved allegorical print of a woman with an arrow and harp beside a deer, framed by rococo scrollwork.

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Why is this public domain? Johann Gottfried Haid died in 1776; this work is in the public domain.

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An engraved allegorical print titled Providentia, numbered 50, shows a standing female figure holding an arrow and leaning on a harp beside a reclining deer. Ornate rococo scrollwork frames the scene, with German and Latin verses set in the lower margin. The print is attributed to Johann Gottfried Haid and dated 1730-1768.

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1730-1768

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